And the winner is....? To be determined much later Andrew Bynum has yet to play a game for Philadelphia and his brittle knees apparently aren't even strong enough to keep him upright while bowling . Dwight Howard is already playing for his third coach in Los Angeles. Denver is a track team that has been slow to leave the starting blocks with Andre Iguodala. And Orlando is as terrible as expected but mostly thankful that it didn't give up its franchise big man for a fragile one. The biggest trade of last summer -- a behemoth, four-team deal that involved three all-stars switching uniforms -- has yet to yield favorable results for any of the parties involved. Players need time to get comfortable and teams certainly need more time to develop chemistry but the early struggles of the participants reflect the downside of making a big offseason splash: Sometimes the water hurts once you hit it. This season, several teams around the league have been slow to reap immediate benefits from expensive, headline-grabbing moves. Brooklyn is off to a respectable start since adding Joe Johnson -- and the rest of his $126 million contract -- in a trade with Atlanta, but the five-time all-star guard is shooting poorly and having his least productive season in nearly 10 years. Leaving behind that miracle-working training staff in Phoenix, 38-year-old, two-time MVP Steve Nash has only played two games with the Lakers after banging knees with Portland rookie Damian Lillard. Linsanity was a