Unless it's Blake leaving, there is no need for a trade.
Trade Assessment:
Blake: Expiring contract. Would make an excellent back-up for a contender
or a team looking to dump salary for 2010. We would not see much in return however, if Blake was the sole Blazer involved.
Bayless: A young team in need of a Guard. Maybe a new environment will permit Bayless to shine. No matter, he's an tradable asset to a small handful of teams, or as a pawn in a package deal.
Webster: I don't imagine he has great trade value - but he does have a decent contract and could be used as a pawn in a package deal.
Rudy: With his back problems, I'll guess his trade value has dropped around the league. My guess: Rudy stays.
Outlaw: Pre-injury, I would have placed Outlaw as our top-valued player for the Trade Deadline (expiring contract too boot!). However, I think a trade of Outlaw won't happen until the summer, if at all.
Pryzbilla: Pre-Oden injury, Pryz may have been a huge trade piece. Personally speaking, I think we need to extend Joel (if he'll stay!) as we will always need a solid back-up....and Joel is one of the best...
as a back-up. Will he be used in a trade this year? I say 50/50 chance of it. If so, it will be at the Trade Deadline, to an East Coast contender -
only if the Blazers are out of the hunt.
Aldridge: Odds are that he won't be moved.
However, I'd be intrigued if a Bosh-deal could be worked out.
Roy: Blazer-for-life (unless he developes a serious attitude problem down the line???)
Miller: Just not sure what value he'd bring in return? However, Miller + a pawn (Rudy, Webster, Bayless) might get us Butler or Gortat.