I think this could be the most interesting topic this off season. Now that D'Antoni left the Knicks I don't see any way Steve goes there. He is still one of the best PGs in the league and I think he goes somewhere that gives him a chance at a ring. If the Mavs don't get D-Will (we will) then I think there's a great chance he comes back, but if not he could change the landscape of the league for at least a year. Will he go to Miami or the Lakers to try and grab a ring? I think he will sign a one year deal with the Magic, they have to show Dwight they will do everything they can to build a contender around him and Steve would fit in tremendously well with D12, his defensive limitations will be hidden by Dwight, he's the best passer in the league, and his shooting will spread the floor for Dwight. Definitely gonna be interesting.

I hope I'm somewhere where I can check this board after d will signs and trades to the lakers this offseason for gasol. I do think nash suits up a mav or on the magic next season.

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Nash on Miami would be nasty.

I'm not sure how Nash would work in Miami. Nash needs to have the ball in his hands and with Lebron and Wade there that might limit his effectiveness.

True but he's still a DEADLY shooter, perhaps the best in the league. Imagine Lebron kicking it out to HIM. Money all day.

Orlando might want a one year deal with Nash. But he isn't going to sign a one year deal.

mavs reunion

Orlando or LAL are the two obvious places.

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True but he's still a DEADLY shooter, perhaps the best in the league. Imagine Lebron kicking it out to HIM. Money all day.

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No doubt, but I don't know how well he moves/can get open without the ball.

You don't think Nash wouldn't solve the Heat's 4th quarter woes? It takes the pressure off of Wade and LeBron and allows them to get into the flow of an offense and get the ball on the move. The isolation play is one of the worst in basketball, because it shuts down an offense. Players without the ball stand in place while one player tries to take another off the dribble. There's a reason LeBron fades in fourth quarter in big games against good teams. Nash would solve that.