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I think the argument of NBA collusion is fascinating in that the three free agents weren't representing any one team.

Posted by David (aka David) Jul 12 '10, 07:55

Can three guys commit collusion on behalf of a team that doesn't have any of them signed? I honestly don't know where I stand on the issue. More than anything, it symbolizes how much power players have in the NBA relative to other sports. Roy Halladay, Albert Pujols and Derek Jeter couldn't do this. Peyton Manning, Jared Allen and Darrelle Revis certainly couldn't, either.

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That's assuming that everything we saw was genuine and not for show - Gwaahjo Jul 12, 08:02
Riley having Lebron meet with him and Jordan before free agency even started makes it collusion IMO -- nm - Beaker Jul 12, 07:58
With Wade involved....I'm certain Riley had him as an 'agent' of that team. -- nm - Will Hunting Jul 12, 07:56 1
- As I understand it, Wade and Bosh would have gone to the Bulls if LeBron hadn't gone to Miami. -- nm - David Jul 12, 08:14
technically, wade could have colluded with the heat - tRuMaN Jul 12, 07:56

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I think the argument of NBA collusion is fascinating in that the three free agents weren't representing any one team.

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