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Top 6 basketballers who Switching Club

NBA clubs have started the transfer activity to get the best squad to ply the season 2012/13. There are at least six top players who left his old club.

They are the icon Phoenix Suns Steve Nash is now defected to LA Lakers. In his new club, Nash will join fellow new boy Dwight Howard, who resigned from the Orlando Magic.

Instead, Andrew Bynum will not be able to play with new stars Lakers because he officially changed his costume with the Philadelphia 76ers.

On the other hand, former Lakers player Lamar Odom just one season alone defends Dallas Mavericks. Odom has now returned to Los Angeles, but did not return to the Lakers instead join LA Clippers.

Meanwhile, Ray Allen no longer defend the Boston Celtics after receiving an offer Miami Heat and replace Jason Terry, who previously played for the Mavericks.

1. Steve Nash


After almost eight years of defending the Phoenix Suns, Nash joined the LA Lakers to sign-and-trade deal for a fee of 27 million dollars over three years.

Winning two MVP's costume will use the number 10 because the number 13, which is so characteristic of his was retired by the Lakers. The reason the number is once belonging to Wilt Chamberlain.

The reason for the selection of the number 10 is quite unique. Nash, who is known as a football enthusiast to honor Zinedine Zidane, Glen Hoodle and another playmaker who also use that number.

2. Dwight Howard


After the arrival of Steve Nash, LA Lakers will be more "scary" because it managed to get a respite center Dwight Howard of the Orlando Magic that involves the exchange of three players on the other team.


Transfer occurred after 25-year-old basketball player was refused a contract extension with the Magic because of a dispute with the club going after the defeat in the NBA Finals 2009.

Howard is one of the best defensive players in NBA history. Three times he won the award for Defensive Player of the Year and six-time entry in the NBA All-Star team and holds the record for the number of blocks and rebounds.

3. Andrew Bynum

4. Lamar Odom

5. Ray Allen

6. Jason Terry

To close the void left Ray Allen, Boston Celtics pick up Jason Terry. Basketballers who have nicknamed JET - taken from the initials of its length - is also an accomplished three-point shooter.
He began his career in 1999, Terry who is now 35 years old and a player who ranks fourth in the list of nicks three most points under Ray Allen, Reggie Miller and Jason Kidd.
After embracing the NBA championship title for the first time with the Dallas Mavericks last season, Terry decided to move to the Celtics, who offered him a three-year contract worth 15 million dollars.


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