Bibby wasn’t out on the open market for long, as the Miami Heat quickly jumped in and signed him.

The veteran guard has never won an NBA title, so signing with Miami for almost nothing makes sense.

It’s a great signing by the Heat, who literally have nothing surrounding LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.

For the Wizards, they save a little bit of money and help clear playing time for some of their younger guys.

The Wizards are obviously in full rebuild mode at this point and Hinrich is not likely a big part of their future.

However, another line of thinking is that the Wizards want Hinrich around to mentor rookie John Wall.

The team is also lacking backcourt depth after trading away Gilbert Arenas, so Hinrich provides backup to Wall and Nick Young.

Washington would likely hold onto him unless another team made an offer they simply couldn’t refuse.

It’s been a miserable season thus far for Washington, which at times barely has enough players to hold a practice.

The team traded away Gilbert Arenas to erase one distraction, but the recent scuffle between JaVale McGee and Andray Blatch just added another one to the mix.

You certainly can’t blame head coach Flip Saunders for the team’s struggles given what he has to work with.

It also hasn’t helped that John Wall and Josh Howard have both missed significant time with injuries.

They hold the worst record in the Eastern Conference, and only the Sacremento Kings have a worse record.

The season has been highlighted by the trade of Gilbert Arenas and a fight between Andray Blatche and JaVale McGee that resulted in a one-game suspension for both players.

John Wall has been hobbled by injuries but shown flashes of brilliance when healthy enough to get on the court.

Head coach Flip Saunders looks completely lost with the current group of players, and he may not hold onto his job for much longer.

Arenas seemed like he was ready to move on from Washington, and the Wizards felt the same way.

Between all of his knee issues, the gun situation and drafting John Wall, the writing was on the wall.

The Wizards pick up a legitimate shooting guard who can knock down three-pointers, something they really don’t have.

Lewis can open things up on the interior for JaVale McGee and Audray Blatche, but this is more of a team chemistry move than anything else.

Sadly, the game wasn’t even as close as the final score indicates, although the Wizards were without John Wall.

Wall seems to be spending a lot of time on the bench with injuries, and that doesn’t bode well for the future.

Meanwhile, Gilbert Arenas has gone from one of the top stars in the league to nothing more than a role player.

It’s hard to figure out exactly how and why Arenas has fallen so far, but he isn’t even good trade bait at this point.

Wall could be seen after the game limping around the locker room in a protective boot, tired from chasing Derrick Rose all over the court.

Ironically, many compare Wall to a young Rose and actually believed he was further along in his development than the Chicago guard when each left school for the NBA.

Wall hurt his foot in the third quarter but later returned to the game, which earned a lot of respect from many of his teammates.

He said he thinks he sprained it and that it was swollen, so it would probably require some treatment and a few days off. The Wizards can’t afford to lose Wall for any period of time given how weak the rest of their lineup is.

Head coach Flip Saunders said there is some fluid buildup in the ankle and he missed practice again.

Saunders is hopeful to get Arenas back but said he thinks the team will be fine without him because he hasn’t been able to play that much in the preseason.

The guard was fined by the team already this year for faking an injury in order to let a fellow teammate start in his place.

Arenas has vowed to return to his former self on the court and has taken a more serious approach with the media this season.

Leonsis said Arenas was going up against another NBA superstar who will remain nameless and was looking great.

He said he looks explosive and fit and that he was so impressive that he had people buzzing about him.

Leonsis has been an outspoken supporter of Arenas, who is trying to make amends for pulling a gun on a teammate in the locker room.

While Leonsis has made no comments about trading Arenas, he could be just saying these things to boost his trade value. 

The guard admitted that he was confused, angered and dismayed when he heard he was traded to the Wizards.

He said that being traded has put a chip on his shoulder and motivated him for the upcoming season.

He believes that the Wizards have a good amount of talent, especially after drafting John Wall.

One of the reasons the Wizards traded for Hinrich and like him so much is because he is a very versatile player.