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Wright is still in his prime at 29 years-old. Owed $3.1M in this final year of his contract in Portland, he is probably Portland’s best legitimately tradable trade chip. He can help fill out the roster for a contender that is thinner at the wing (think Chicago, Cleveland) or he can lend an experienced hand to an inexperienced team pushing for playoff contention (think Charlotte, Milwaukee)—all without a multi-year commitment.
Perhaps most importantly, Wright is a good “package piece” for the Trail Blazers to consider as they look to move Victor Claver. Neither player is playing meaningful minutes right now (or, in Claver’s case, any at all), so the Trail Blazers have little to lose by exploring their options. Teams in the market for such a bundle may find it more attractive with the veteran floor-spacer included.
Read more @
http://ripcityproject.com/2014/12/07/dorell-wright-portland-trail-blazers-best-trade-chip/
I just don't see any value for Wright and Claver, except roster space. Both contracts will be gone this summer, so what's the point?
