NBA Rumors: The Summer's Five Most Disappointing Acquisitions

This summer of LeBron was wild, no doubt about it.

Many offseason moves, many roster changes.

There are many acquisitions that will impress, but many could disappoint.

Some players won't be used to the new environment, some might not like the coach, or some might just not fit in.

Here are the top 5 acquisitions that will most likely disappoint.

#5- Carlos Boozer

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NEW YORK - JUNE 03: NBA player Carlos Boozer attends NY Giant Justin Tuck's Celebrity Billiards Tournament at Slate on June 3, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for All Stars Helping Kids)

Now, I don't think Boozer will be a complete bust, but he won't have the same season that he had in Utah.

Deron Williams is one of, if not the best point guard in the league, and while Derrick Rose is terrific, he's not on the same level as Deron.

Deron was a terrific playmaker and always set up Boozer in the paint.

Boozer's rebounding totals should still be around the same, but his points won't be as high in this Bulls offense.

#4- Joe Johnson

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Don't get me wrong, Joe Johnson is a great player. He can score, and it is great that the Hawks re-signed him.

But, does he deserve to be the highest paid free agent of this class? Absolutely not.

Joe will still put up relatively good numbers, but will definitely not be worth the contract he was given.

Don't expect the Hawks to win a championship anytime soon with Joe as the only one leading the way.

#3- Corey Maggette

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Corey Maggette is a great scorer and he actually fit in quite well with Golden State's system.

But now he's with the Bucks, a more defensive system who plays with hustle and heart.

The Bucks initially signed him because they thought John Salmons was going to walk, but it turns out that he still wanted to play for the Bucks as well. Now, Maggette will come off the bench and not get much playing time. He won't be as effective as everyone expects him to be, and could create a lot of chemistry issues.

#2- Amare Stoudemire

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LOS ANGELES, CA - JULY 14: Amar'e Stoudemire of the New York Knicks poses in press room during the 2010 ESPY Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on July 14, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

This was the summer the Knicks were supposed to get LeBron. They were supposed to get Wade. They were supposed to get Bosh. They were supposed to become relevant again.

But who do they get? Amare Stoudamire?

The Knicks will definitely not be improved very much because Amare Stoudamire is basically a carbon copy of David Lee.

They both play no defense, are good rebounders and scorers.

Amare will most definitely not be the same player he was in Phoenix because he won't have Steve Nash playing alongside him.

Don't expect the Knicks to suddenly be contenders.

#1- Chris Bosh

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LOS ANGELES, CA - JULY 14: Chris Bosh of the Miami Heat arrives at the 2010 ESPY Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on July 14, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Alexandra Wyman/Getty Images for ESPY)

If you didn't know, Chris Bosh left the Toronto Raptors to join the Miami Heat.

In Toronto, Chris was always recognized as the man, the face of the team, the face of basketball in Canada.

Now, in Miami, he will just be one of many stars there. His stats will drop, he won't be getting the ball as much as he wants, and he will disappoint many people with his performance.