But again, the reality check: As I wrote last month, there are massive structural barriers to trading for players and contracts of that ilk this year, when a lot of potential buyers are either bereft of picks or have trouble assembling matching salaries. Instead, execs thinking about their own teams are focused on a smaller fry – addressing rotation weaknesses like finding stretch 4s or an extra wing or, especially, adding a backup point guard (One thing I didn’t realize until I started working in the league: Everybody hates their backup point guard. Seriously. It’s unbelievable).