Recently I was able to chat with Mike Ulmer from RAPTORS.com about Chris Bosh and what moves he would make this summer to tweak the roster.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and a quick Google Image search of “William Wesley” reveals plenty about the man who could play a major role in shaping the NBA landscape in the coming days.

Yesterday, when Trevor Booker and Hamady N’Diaye were officially introduced by Team President Ernie Grunfeld and head coach Flip Saunders, it seemed like both players would finally have the spotlight to themselves.

Two weeks later, there is still electricity in the air. Purple and gold flags flutter in the wind as cars speed by, fans are still wearing their Kobe Bryant jerseys proudly and Ron Artest’s music video remains an Internet sensation. Now what?

The Washington Wizards traded forward Quinton Ross to the New Jersey Nets for forward Yi Jianlian and cash considerations according to Team President Ernie Grunfeld.

Last night, I had the distinct pleasure of appearing on Fox Sports Radio with Brian Webber and Pooh Richardson. I discussed the factors involved in Phil Jackson’s return next year and where LeBron James and the rest of the 2010 free agent class may end up going.

This past weekend I was a guest on The Home Stretch with Justin Hull and we talked about the Milwaukee Bucks, the NBA Draft that went down on Thursday and the 2010 Free Agent class.

John Wall isn’t just expected to be the starting point guard on a team that has designs on returning to the playoffs, but he is being called upon to restore the emphasis on good character and behavior that has been absent since Gilbert Arenas was suspended in January of this year.

The San Antonio Spurs did not trade down on NBA Draft night Thursday like some experts suspected but still ended up with a gem in 6-foot-6 guard and Big 12 Player of the Year James Anderson out of Oklahoma State University.

Would drafting Cole Aldrich be enough to convince Paul that Jeff Bower and company were seriously committed to contending for championships? Of course not.