Cuban: NBA should examine how Heat got BIG with the Big 3

[guava_wrench]

Maybe the league should put in a maximum for the amount of cap space you can have in one off-season.

To avoid 2-3 stars all heading to one team in such a fashion.

Set a ceiling of $20 million or something along those lines. Force teams to do more team-building than praying on multiple top notch free agents.

Why bother? When we traded for KG and Ray, their contracts were more than Lebron and Bosh. We also had more left on our roster than they do.

I don't see the problem. Why is it ok when the GM trades for it but not when the players want it?

[indeedproceed]

Anybody else hear the guitar riff from Jesus Christ Superstar playing in their head while reading this thread?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bxfxfh9w44g

[35Lewis]

Maybe the league should put in a maximum for the amount of cap space you can have in one off-season.

To avoid 2-3 stars all heading to one team in such a fashion.

Set a ceiling of $20 million or something along those lines. Force teams to do more team-building than praying on multiple top notch free agents.

I like this idea as much for the limit of top notch players going to one team as I do for the fact that fans such as the Knicks fans won't have to suffer through mediocre seasons while their teams tries to have a chance at signing 2 top tier free agents.  It is bad for basketball not only for the "dominance" of one team but for the crap offerings of watching the Dleague Knicks play everyone in the league.