Boston and New York solid organizations? The ownership and GM's of those franchises are jokes. Miami? Their future isn't bright with the aging, financially bloated roster and lack of young talent.
Orlando has the best young big man in the game, young talent and financial maneuverability. It's the most prized coaching slot in the league right now.
Seriously, did you even read what I said or is the comprehension lacking that much? Come on, man. Read, read, read. Please learn how to read or at least make an attempt to do so.
I said "prized cities" - where in God's name did I utter the words "solid organizations" in your eyes? This is what the NBA is about.. it's about the big, bright cities. This is why when Kobe Bryant's name pops up, the New York Knicks pop up. David Stern wants his superstars in the big cities where the money and attention is. What's so great about Orlando as a basketball city? Absolutely nothing, yet.
Who knows about New York's future. They've got all of those guys tied up, and when they're up, that team will be free to sign whoever. Boston was a ping pong away from greatness, and they'll probably suck again this year so hello OJ Mayo or Derrick Rose, perhaps. And, Miami? Dwyane Wade is ****ing 25-years old. He's a top 5 player in basketball without question. How on earth could Miami's future not look bright? Do you have any idea of how Riley structured those contracts and trades? Antoine Walker and Shaquille O'Neal hop off the books the same summer, my friend. Jason Williams has a year left. Miami is to be LOADED in the summer of Brand, Bosh, Garnett, JO'neal, and quite a few others. Miami will most likely be a contender for the rest of Dwyane Wade's South Florida playing career.
Please stop overrating Orlando's future. Dwight Howard is not going to, but he's already an All-Star caliber big. I'd envision All-NBA honors in his future at some point. However, what is there after that? Jameer Nelson, a limited and slightly above-average young point guard? J.J. Redick, a college shooter who has shown absolutely zero promise so far? Darko Milicic, the definition of average role player? Trevor Ariza, the athletic "superstar" potential that every team has one of? IMO, that team is going to suffer from early success.. they need another lottery talent. Orlando has a nice future because of Dwight Howard alone, but please stop the biased overrating. Honestly speaking, I could see a true KG-like experience for Dwight Howard if the majority of his career is played in Orlando.