Offseason blueprints  ESPN Insider explains what every NBA team
could -- and should -- do this summer  Updated: June 30, 2010,
11:32 AM ET  Jesse D. Garrabrant/Getty ImagesNew York, Miami,
New Jersey and Chicago all want LeBron. But what happens if they
don't get him?  Chris Broussard and Ric Bucher are drawing up
offseason blueprints for every team in the NBA, examining what
each team's plan is and offering advice on alternative options.
Based on salary-cap considerations, organizational philosophies
and other factors, they've divided the league into six groups.
They're all after LeBron James and other max-contract free
agents. But what other plans do they have up their sleeves?
With big-name free agents likely walking away, these teams will
have to scramble to get something in return.   They don't have
the cap room to sign a big-time free agent, but they'll actively
seek major trades.   The acquisitions don't have to be big, but
these teams are looking to make changes just for change's sake.
These tea