Portland:  Are looking for a veteran point and have too many young players to benefit much from the 13th pick.  Rudy Fernandez is, supposedly, the next Ginobili.  If he's even half as good, Fernandez, the 13th (for Westbrook) and their top 2nd round pick for Jameer would be awesome.  We would probably have to add something to appease Portland, like a pick.  Not to mention taking a likely crappy contract in return to make the salaries match.

Indiana:  Need help everywhere except the 3 (they have that Granger guy we passed on).  We may be able to swipe their pick and Dunleavy for Hedo--Dunleavy plays like Turk anyway, and is 2 years younger.  With his breakout season last year, he may well continue improving.  It appears that Love is going much higher in the lottery, so he's probably out of the question at Indiana's position.  But someone is likely going to fall between Gordon and  Westbrook, and either would be great.  Even Arthur wouldnt be a reach at their position.

Phoenix:  Hope against hope against hope that they fall in love with Redick and take him straight up for the 15th (Rush).  Can we get Redick on the next flight to Phoenix for private workouts at the Suns facility.  Or we could just setup a backyard hoop in their office parking lot and have him shoot 25 footers in front of Kerr's office.

New York:  in Seven Seconds or Less, D'Antoni talks about his love for Hedo.  If only Isaiah were still in charge, we could probably get 3 first rounders and Lee for Turk.  Alas, with Donnie Walsh, we're likely not to get that much, but theres no doubt D'Antoni loves him, and even with the Dolan's deep pockets, I'm sure Walsh is looking to acquire cheaper players who are more in line with the run and gun philosophy (so Curry and Randolph are out).  Two firsts and Randolph for Turk and a sign and trade w/ Arroyo would work for both teams.  The Knick's draft position opens the door to pretty much everyone outside the big two in the draft.  And if you think Randolph isnt worth 13 mil for his black hole game, you're right.  But he's still young, can hit 18 footers if Dwight gets doubled, is the most offensively talented big in the eastern conference not named Garnett or Rasheed Wallace, and he would be awesome anchoring the second unit.  Walsh probably balks at paying 2 firsts and Randolph for Turk, but with D'Antoni on board, Randolph's value is severely depressed for NY and conversely, Turk's value skyrockets in their new offense.

NY actually presents a lot of intriguing trade possibilities because of the number of expiring contracts they possess, the Dolan's inclination to spend money and their future first rounders.  If Rashard starts lukewarm next year and looks he's breaking down, we may be able to move him to NY for Marbury's expiring deal.