Expected MVP

So the season is about to begin, and different faces have joined different organizations. Some notable alterations include Baron Davis to the Clips, Elton Brand to the Sixers, and Ron Artest to the Rockets. There were many more trades and relocating, but its probably not important. I am saying this because for some reason I feel like these players for those specific teams will not be difference makers. No offense to all the respected organizations who made moves thinking they are potential upgrades, but chances are you are not going to win a championship because the elite teams are just too strong still. Anywho, having said all that, expect maturation from some players that might have had sub-par seasons last year. One name that sticks out is Dwayne Wade. Last year was a miserable year for him, coming off a injured shoulder, losing his pal Shaq to the Suns, unstable front office, etc. His numbers went down, it appeared his heart wasn't in the game, and probably did not get the supporting cast he once had while making a championship run. Now this rejuvenated player has come off a wonderful Olympic run where he earned a gold medal while leading USA  in points scored. It looks like he is back and better than ever because he looked stronger, smarter, smoother, and well conditioned. Now that he has a better supporting cast, which includes Beasley (who I think will be rookie of the year, but I'll save that for another days blog), Marion, and minus Ricky Davis (cancerous to any team). Expect Dwayne Wade to have a career year because of the great Olympic run he had and he is out to prove everyone he is still one of the the leagues elite. Expect more bloggings in regards to Wade and other possible pre-determined MVPs.  Blog entry by: MOBIN CHOUDHURY