Make No Mistake, the Heat are Going to be Good.

When "The Decision" aired and LeBron announced he was going to be signing with Miami, joining Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh as perhaps the best Big 3 of all time, much was made about how they would have trouble filling the roster with smaller contracts, and that the egos would clash (If you think that, you haven't watched the Olympics and seen the chemistry between these players, especially James and Wade).

But frankly, the Heat have done a marvelous job surrounding LeBron, Wade and Bosh with very good role players this offseason.  The biggest things they needed were shooters to take advantage of Wade and James penetration, and a rim defender to stop opposing big men from dominating on that end.  Let's take a look at what they've managed to do.

With LeBron Gone, What Should Cleveland Do?

If you haven't heard by now (you probably shouldn't be reading this blog), but LeBron James is leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Miami Heat.  This is a huge blow to the franchise as a whole, and Gilbert's claim that the Cavaliers will win a championship, not just before the Heat, but a championship at all anywhere in the near future, is not just unfounded, but also insane.