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1. Jason Williams, Heat
Now coming off the bench behind Chris Quinn, it is simply a matter of when, not if, the Heat will trade him.
Unless the Heat decide that Udonis Haslem is expendable -- or if they decide to sell high on Dorell Wright -- Williams' contract represents one of the few true trade assets they'll have either this season or next. The Heat expected better from Williams after he came to camp in his best physical condition in years, but he has continued to be plagued by poor shot selection and an inability to finish in the lane, which has hampered him throughout his career.
2. Andre Miller, 76ers
Asked last weekend whether the Sixers were getting a lot of trade calls, new general manager Ed Stefanski said: "No, we're the ones making the calls."
It's hard to see why Philadelphia wouldn't be willing to ship Miller to Miami for Williams if the Heat were willing to give up an unprotected No. 1 pick in the 2010 draft, but there is talk that Miller is not Riley's kind of player. Of course, they said that about Ricky Davis, too.
3. Smush Parker, Heat
He was kept away from the team at Riley's behest after getting into an altercation nearly two weeks ago with a valet parking attendant, and he wasn't exactly making Riles feel all warm and fuzzy prior to that.
His track record with Riley and coaches Phil Jackson and Bob Hill will scare away a majority of teams, and his $2.5 million player option for next season is a deterrent, too. But he did have 230 3-pointers and 259 steals over the past two seasons, and at some point -- especially if Miller is traded sooner rather than later -- there is going to be a secondary trade market for point guards in which he will be a major player.
ESPN: The 10 Players Most Likely To Be Traded
Re: ESPN: The 10 Players Most Likely To Be Traded
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