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Lebron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, Miami Heat’s Big 3.

The highly anticipated 2010 NBA off-season, saw three big name superstars become free agents. And it is during this time that these millionaire athletes exercise their ‘right’ (sorry Cleveland) to freely shop the league for the best opportunity/deal to continue playin the game they love. Usually they go where the money is… but these three (above), three of biggest stars in the NBA from their own respective teams, decided to all take a pay cut, and play together in Miami. Forming, arguably one of the most exciting trios in NBA’s history.

Nicknamed ‘Miami Thrice’, these three are focused to win a Championship, straight away. Based on their performance playing together in the USA ‘Redeem Team’ winning the gold in Beijing, I say the Miami’s Heat is goin up against Los Angeles at being the hottest ticket in town.

But before we get ahead of ourselves, caught up in the hype… Lets bring back some of NBA’s past Big 3’s that paved the way for these young bloods.

Celtic Pride | 2008 NBA Champion Boston Celtics | Ray Allen | Kevin Garnett | Paul Pierce | Coming together before the 2008 season this is the same model the Miami Heat are banking on to win it all.

The Big Three | 2003, 2005, 2007 NBA Champion San Antonio Spurs | Tony Parker | Manu Ginóbili | Tim Duncan | Apart from the Lakers, these three help build the Spurs dynasty into the new millennium.

The 2nd 3-Peat | 1996, 1997, 1998 NBA Champion Chicago Bulls | Dennis Rodman | Scottie Pippen | Michael Jordan | These ‘Unbeat-a-Bulls’ still hold NBA’s best regular season record of 72-10.

Run T.M.C. | Golden State Warriors | Tim Haradaway | Mitch Richmond | Chris Mullin | These guys won a championship for the ‘coolest name.’

Showtime! | 1985, 1987, 1988 NBA Champion Los Angeles Lakers | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | James Worthy | Magic Johnson

Beat LA! | 1981, 1984, 1986  NBA Champion Boston Celtics | Robert Parish | Larry Bird | Kevin McHale | The Celtics vs. Lakers rivalry was epic in the 80’s!

Check out basketball-reference.com for more history and stats.

‘High Moon Studios’ together with ‘Activision’ and ‘Hasbro’, finally give us a Transformers game worth gettin! Based on the Generation 1 characters with alternate Cybertronian vehicle forms this ‘origins story’ has more character development throughout the game than Michael Bay had over two movies.

Battle for Cybertron with your mates, as Decepiticon or Autobot in this epic game run on the Gears of War 3rd person gaming engine, mixed with COD’s co-op and weapons class options. Perfect controls for bustin a cap in a big-bad-omega-supreme-bosses ass! What more can you as for?

Pre-production artwork by Billy King and Jose Flores for ‘High Moon Studios’ game ‘Transformers War for Cybertron.’

You can pick these up at your local Footlocker.

With Apple takin a big piece of the smart phone market share its comforting knowing you can always get a charge at some mates place when you’re low on batts…

Celtics vs. Lakers! What an epic rematch of the 2008 finals, but going the distance with the Lakers finally defeating the Celtics in the ‘7th Game’ to go back-to-back and clinch their 2nd consecutive NBA Championship.(last year defeating the Orlando Magic)

This finals series was where “amazing happens” gaving this generation of NBA fans renewed homage to the NBA roots and in particular, the rivalry between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics. Check out this video droppin knowledge on where it began and how it continued.

This finals series was one of the most amusing, bringin out the diehard fans (mainly Lakers fans) vs. the die hard haters (mainly Kobe haters/Celtic fans). But hey… Payback is a bitch.