It's going to be a very busy offseason for 2010  

LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Amare Stoudemire, Carlos Boozer, and Joe Johnson, those are just few of the names that might be appearing in the 2010 NBA free agency. Their current teams might do their very best to keep them and some hopeful teams for sure will be after them. Some of the teams that are on the heels of these stars are the New York Knicks, New Jersey Nets, and the Los Angeles Clippers. The Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, Toronto Raptors, and Utah Jazz for sure are going to either re-sign their current stars or either go for another one to compensate the loss. A lot of rumors are going on for a possible James-Wade, James-Bosh, or Wade-Bosh team-ups which sound scary for the remaining 29 teams. Because of such names in the market, other teams are rumored to be making some serious adjustments in their rosters so to also get the most out of the deals. Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks, has been quoted saying that they are interested in going after LeBron, even at the expense of giving up a lot of their firepower. Does this mean Cuban would let Dirk Nowitzki go and the Dallas will see the end of the Nowitzki era? Or is this a possible LeBron James-Dirk Nowitzki team up? Anything is very possible and everything is still so uncertain however, one thing is for sure. The fortunes of some teams would definitely change either for the better or for worst. Which teams are going to be the winners of the 2010 free agency? Which will be in the losing end? Aside from the Knicks, Nets, and the Clippers, one team might have a very bright 2010-2011 season and probably in the succeeding seasons to come. The Washington Wizards seemed to hit two birds at the same stone. First is the return of Gilbert Arenas from suspension and second is winning the number 1 overall pick in the 2010 draft. Apart from the Wizards, the Philadelphia 76ers, Nets, and Minnesota Timberwolves had good placings in the draft ranking 2nd, 3rd, and 4th overall. With John Wall and Evan Turner in the draft, it seems that the Wizards could avoid another Kwame Brown in the making. Since the Wizards are heading into rebuilding mode, it won't be surprising that they would let Arenas go in exchange for a younger player to play and build along with Hall, Turner, or whoever they draft.

A lot of power shifts, fortunes, and misfortunes will be witnessed in the 2010 offseason. Let's all brace ourselves for this is going to be a really exciting roller coaster ride.