We are still a full season and a half away from the summer of 2010 but that can’t stop us from raving about it.

After all, the summer of 2010 will probably have the MOST number of superstars landing on a new team. One of which is of course, LeBron James. Many basketball fans are already wondering if he’ll stay in Cleveland regardless of what he can accomplish with them this 2009 NBA basketball season or the next. And even if he decides to stay in Cleveland, there are still some big names left on the 2010 free agency pool who can create headlines the moment they decide to sign with a different team.

NBA superstars who will have their contracts expire next year include Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Amare Stoudemire, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, Tyson Chandler, Manu Ginobili, Richard Jefferson, Joe Johnson, Tracy McGrady, Yao Ming, Steve Nash, Dirk Nowitzki and Michael Redd.

And since we have quite a number of unrestricted free agents next year, we’ll just stick with four superstars who’ll definitely have an impact to any team that they decide to play for next if they do decide to move, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Amare Stoudemire and yes, LeBron James.

So who’ll be more likely to stay with their current team and who are those more likely to be moving? Read on.

First we have Dwyane Wade. No one is anticipating that Wade will test the free agency market. He loves Miami. He is the heart-and-soul of this team. Hell, with Shaq gone, he’s the only real superstar they have in there. Pat Riley will definitely do whatever it takes for him not to lose one of the best guards in the NBA right now.

Next, we have Chris Bosh. Sources claim that LeBron and Bosh will be teaming up in New York to rejuvenate the Knicks franchise. That’s obviously a great move for the Knicks organization since they just can’t win shit this season. I don’t know about James but Bosh just might pull the trigger and find a new home outside Canada.

Then we have Amare Stoudemire. The 2008-09 season has not been great for Amare. Gone is the fast tempo former coach Mike D’Antoni brought to the Phoenix Suns that made Amare such a force. And it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to determine the fact that Amare is not very fond of Terry Porter’s half court offense. If the Suns fail to live up to expectations this season, we might see Stoudemire wearing a different uniform next year.

Last but certanly not the least is LeBron James. He is arguably the best player in the NBA right now. He is so good that he is in the position to do anything, choose his team, and choose his teammates.

But since the Cleveland Cavaliers are atop the Eastern Conference this season, I reckon James isn’t thinking about a move in the near future.

Will LeBron James stay with the Cleveland Cavaliers? Which team will he be playing for in 2010? SportsBetting.com has the odds.

Cleveland Cavaliers 7-4

New York Knicks 17-10

New Jersey Nets 7-2

Detroit Pistons 11-2

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