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The Miami Heat are still reeling over the loss of Dwyane Wade to the Chicago Bulls. While they managed to keep Hassan Whiteside during the NBA free agency, they failed to convince Kevin Durant who later on went to the Golden State Warriors. At this point, the Miami Heat have no Big Three stars as LeBron James is still firmly rooted in the Cleveland Cavaliers with Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love. Meanwhile, Chris Bosh has yet to resolve his health issues.

The Kevin Durant free agency campaign may have been ended by the Golden State Warriors but it does not mean that the Stephen Curry squad is done with surprise deals this NBA offseason. The next target to join Draymond Green and Klay Thompson is Minnesota Timberwolves star Ricky Rubio. While the Karl-Anthony Towns team denies the NBA trade rumors involving Rubio, the Golden State Warriors are said to be quietly sealing the deal this offseason.

The Chicago Bulls are rapidly becoming one of the most formidable teams in the NBA today. With the entry of Dwyane Wade, who ended his long tenure with the Miami Heat this offseason, and Rajon Rondo, a veteran who carries with him years of winning attitude courtesy of his stint with the Boston Celtics, the Jimmy Butler team is now a serious contender in unseating the Cleveland Cavaliers of LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love in the Eastern Conference. However, it looks like a Taj Gibson trade might be necessary soon to strengthen the Chicago Bulls roster.

The exit of Kevin Durant from the Oklahoma City Thunder and eventual move to the Golden State Warriors made him public enemy number one in the league. Apart from the reported feud he now has with former teammate Russell Westbrook, the decision of KD to join Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson also ignited the anger of Houston Rockets star James Harden. Hence, it comes as no surprise that The Beard is urging Russell Westbrook to join him in beating the Golden State Warriors as the Western Conference kings next NBA season.

The Dallas Cowboys are still on the lookout for a healthy quarterback to take the place of Tony Romo in case their leader once again falls to injury in the next NFL season. While the Dez Bryant squad already has a rookie backup in Dak Prescott, Jerry Jones is said to be wary of the situation. With most quarterbacks already taken in the league, the Dallas Cowboys are reported to be targeting Tim Tebow as the sub for Tony Romo next season.

Former Dallas Cowboys superstar DeMarco Murray appears to still be making waves despite moving from the Tony Romo team. Following his troubled stint with the Philadelphia Eagles, where he reportedly got into disagreements with now San Francisco 49ers head coach Chip Kelly, the running back was sent to the Tennessee Titans in a massive NFL trade deal. However, reports claim that his new NFL team is once again experiencing issues with him - a problem that is said to become more apparent in light of the promising performance of Heisman Trophy winner Derrick Henry.

The New York Knicks are rebuilding their roster while also adding players who can boost their chances of actually making it to the NBA players. With the clock ticking for Carmelo Anthony, the Kristaps Porzingis squad added former Chicago Bulls superstars Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah. With "redemption" seemingly the team in the free agent moves of the New York Knicks, it comes as no surprise that JR Smith is another star in their list.

The Miami Heat are now in a panic following the surprise exit of Dwyane Wade to the Chicago Bulls. With two of the Big Three out of the roster, as LeBron James is now with the Cleveland Cavaliers and Wade signed up for the Jimmy Butler squad, the Hassan Whiteside squad is running of options. That is, the Miami Heat appears to have been pushed to enter their rebuilding phase earlier than planned. However, Pat Riley is never one to allow his team to sink at the bottom as reports now claim that a Ben Simmons trade to the Miami Heat is in the works.

The Los Angeles Clippers suffered a heartbreaking 2015-16 NBA season. Despite bringing back the core team of Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan, injuries and league suspensions halted the dreams of Doc Rivers to take down Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors. However, it looks like the NBA offseason will be pivotal for the Paul Pierce team as Russell Westbrook, who recently underwent a painful breakup for Kevin Durant in Oklahoma, might just be signing with the Los Angeles Clippers soon.

The Golden State Warriors are still not done in their quest to create a super team. After landing the Kevin Durant free agency deal, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green appear to have their eyes set to sign another NBA All-Star: DeMarcus Cousins. With the Rudy Gay trade rumors in full blast this offseason, Rajon Rondo shipped to the Chicago Bulls in free agency and 2016 NBA Draft picks that left a lot to be desired, the young Sacramento Kings center seems to be jumping off ship as well.

The San Antonio Spurs are looking into adding veteran stars in their roster following the exit of NBA legend Tim Duncan. While Kawhi Leonard, LaMarcus Aldridge and Danny Green are widely recognized as the predecessors of the Big Three, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker will still need another experienced star to guide the younger players. With this in mind, the San Antonio Spurs are said to have signed Chris Bosh to a minimum deal for the next NBA season.

The Los Angeles Lakers are busy scouring the market for a veteran star to add to their roster. Missing out on big names in free agency, such as Kevin Durant and Hassan Whiteside, the D'Angelo Russell team needs to present good offers to attract trades from other squads. At the moment, reports claim that Luke Walton has his eyes set on closing the Jimmy Butler trade contract.

The Chicago Bulls are actively seeking NBA All-Star players to join their roster this offseason. Moving Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah to the New York Knicks as well as releasing Pau Gasol to the San Antonio Spurs now give the Jimmy Butler squad enough cap space to lure more promising stars to add to Rajon Rondo and Dwyane Wade. Reports reveal that the Chicago Bulls are close to sealing the Blake Griffin trade deal to welcome the Los Angeles Clippers star before the next NBA season begins.

The Chicago Bulls are clearly making sure that their disappointing 2016 NBA season will not have a repeat soon. Starting from the exit of Derrick Rose, the Jimmy Butler team looks to be very serious in rebuilding their team as even Pau Gasol and Joakim Noah found themselves off the roster by now. With the entry of Dwyane Wade, an icon from the Miami Heat, and Rajon Rondo from the Sacramento Kings and Boston Celtics, the Chicago Bulls are slowly becoming a very formidable squad in the Eastern Conference dominated by LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love of the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Los Angeles Lakers are in the middle of a rebuilding phase especially following the exit of Kobe Bryant from their roster. With D'Angelo Russell and Jordan Clarkson carrying the NBA team, the Luke Walton squad needs a more solid and veteran presence in the roster to lead the group in the hardwood court. Since the Los Angeles Lakers missed out on Hassan Whiteside and Kevin Durant, the young team appears to be targeting Tony Parker of the San Antonio Spurs.

While the Golden State Warriors are busy building their super team with the addition of Kevin Durant to help Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, it looks like the Cleveland Cavaliers are not far behind from doing the same thing. LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love are said to be working on the Rudy Gay trade to lure the Sacramento Kings star in their roster for the next NBA season. Apart from the 29-year-old small forward, the Cleveland Cavaliers are also reportedly targeting the DeMarcus Cousins trade.

The Golden State Warriors are now regarded as the "super team" in the NBA. Following their devastating loss to LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love of the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 2016 NBA Finals, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson stepped up their roster in a major way. The addition of Kevin Durant, who spent almost a decade in the Oklahoma City Thunder, has made the Golden State Warriors the favorites to win the title next NBA season. To further secure this status, Stephen Curry and his team are said to also be eyeing the entry of Russell Westbrook this offseason as well.

The San Antonio Spurs is arguably one of the best teams in the Western Conference with Kawhi Leonard, LaMarcus Aldridge and Danny Green repeatedly set to beat the team-up of Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors. However, the Tony Parker team might need more than just their rising Big Three to dominate the league as they fell victim to the Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook tandem last NBA season. Hence, reports are surfacing that Damian Lillard of the Portland Trail Blazers is expected to reunite with LaMarcus Aldridge soon in the San Antonio Spurs roster.

The Seattle Seahawks are in the midst of a quarterback crisis. While Russell Wilson remains one of the most promising leaders in the NFL, potentially joining the ranks of Tom Brady of the New England Patriots, Drew Bees of the New Orleans Saints and Tony Romo of the Dallas Cowboys, the Kam Chancellor team is still in a delicate situation come the next season. With Tarvaris Jackson possibly out or suspended soon, the Seattle Seahawks are said to be eyeing Carson Wentz as the sub of Russell Wilson in the gridiron.

The Jeremy Lin free agency took an unexpected U-turn to New York. Instead of returning to the New York Knicks to play alongside Carmelo Anthony, Derrick Rose and Kristaps Porzingis, the Linsanity opted to sign with the Brooklyn Nets to take over his long coveted starting role in the roster. As the Asian basketball sensation settles down in his new NBA team, fans note that the longstanding rift between him and Carmelo Anthony stood in the way of his supposed comeback to the New York Knicks.

The NBA offseason trades and free agency deals are setting up very exciting matchups for the 2016-17 games. While the Cleveland Cavaliers find ways to bolster the group led by LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love, their Eastern Conference opponents are also looking into ways to bounce back next season. One major move that shocked the NBA fans is the exit of Dwyane Wade from the Miami Heat to sign with the Chicago Bulls. However, it looks like Jimmy Butler will not be with the Chicago Bulls next season in their quest to dethrone LeBron James and company in the Eastern Conference. Instead, the NBA All-Star point guard might just be with James Harden and Jason Terry in the Houston Rockets.

Both the Miami Heat and the Oklahoma City Thunder suffered shocking losses of their franchise superstars this NBA offseason. With Dwyane Wade signing with the Chicago Bulls to join Jimmy Butler and Nikola Mirotic, the Hassan Whiteside team is left with no franchise face - a situation they possibly did not expect to happen again since the exit of LeBron James in 2014. Meanwhile, the Kevin Durant free agency campaign ended in a controversial decision which now has the former NBA MVP ditching Russell Westbrook and Steven Adams to play alongside Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.

The NFL is filled with a lot of polarizing figures in almost every position played in the gridiron. However, no other football star can tear apart a stadium as Tim Tebow. The 2007 Heisman Trophy winner, who dominated college football during his stint in Florida, has repeatedly failed to return to the NFL even after landing coveted spots in the Denver Broncos, New York Jets and the New England Patriots. While analysts blame his absence in the gridiron to injuries and lack of exposure in the pro league, a number of his fans feel that Tim Tebow fails to return because some members of the football community won't quit spreading hateful sentiments about him.

The Dallas Cowboys are eyeing a strong comeback in the next NFL season especially with the return of a healthy Tony Romo in the gridiron. With the health issues that plagued that Dez Bryant team last season, the addition of young star Dak Prescott in the roster seemed to be Jerry Jones' move to secure the quarterback position. However, it looks like the rookie might not be NFL ready just yet as the Ezekiel Elliot squad is said to be mulling over a one-year deal with troubled star Johnny Manziel.

The Chicago Bulls are losing the members of its core team with Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah now set to play alongside Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis in the New York Knicks while Pau Gasol finalizes a deal with the San Antonio Spurs to work with Kawhi Leonard, LaMarcus Aldridge and Danny Green. With only a handful of its original stars in the roster, it looks like the NBA team is not yet done. A Jimmy Butler trade to be followed by swaps involving Nikola Mirotic and Taj Gibson are said to be in the works this offseason.