I want to see what you guys think about all these different trade rumors.  With all these underachieving and desperate yet talented teams, this trading deadline could be exciting.  Here's who I think is truly on the trading block, why, and where they would be a good fit.  Feel free to add your own and comment.

Kirk Hinrich & Ben Gordon
It's no secret that the Bulls' offense is underachieving and horrible.  Luol Deng isn't the slashing type superstar they wanted him to be.  They lack both an inside post presence and a slasher.  Hinrich and Gordon are both lights out jumpershooters... if they get good looks.  I think they'd be a perfect fit feeding off Yao Ming's double teams in Houston.  They wouldn't have to try to dribble penetrate, create for others, or even do anything special.  All they'd have to do is run the offense through Yao, and sit back and enjoy all the open jumpers they'll get.

Mickael Pietrus
This one's a no-brainer and we all know it.  Matt Barnes' oncourt leadership and hustle limit Pietrus' involvement and minutes on our squad.  Contrary to what we all believe,  Pietrus has some value.  He's a solid shooter, he defends better than most at his position, and he doesn't turn the ball over as much as we think (although they're usually of the demoralizing, unforced type turnovers).  At his price tag, he could be useful to a bunch of teams that need a little boost off the bench.  Miami, Milwaukee, New Orleans just to name a few.  It all depends on how much Mullin is asking for.

Tracy McGrady
Yao Ming needs more shot attempts and more touches.  He's one of the most unstoppable forces in the game, and he's playing next to a guy named Tracy that needs to dominate the ball in order to be comfortable in the offense.  Tracy needs to be on a team that needs a lone go-to guy.  I think he'd be perfect in Chicago; he'd get to be the MAN their on offense.  I think a trade revolving around Hinrich/Gordon for McGrady could be an intriguing possibility.

Lamar Odom & Kwame Brown
I think the Lakers are going to slip soon.. big time.  They're without Bynum and they're going to be going up against a really tough schedule.  Panic is going to set in once again.  Lamar Odom is a waste of talent on that team, they're trying to turn him into a player that's not.  It's apparent that Bynum/Bryant is the new duo in LA, leaving Odom slightly expendable if they could get some good talent in return, which they definitely could.  The rise of Ariza, Radmanovic, and Turiaf, coupled with the consistency of Luke Walton, make Odom even more expendable. Alot of teams in the East need a solid PF: New Jersey, Cleveland, Miami to name a few.  Kwame Brown is just a big $9mil expiring contract who's definitely worn out his welcome in LA, but at least he's a big backup center who can play some D.  He'd be useful somewhere for half a season.

Rudy Gay or Mike Miller
It's plain to see that this team is very talented, but they're not very good... at all.  The big reason for this is DEFENSE, neither Gay or Miller want to play any.  They'd be extremely stupid to move Pau Gasol, so I think one of these two guys should go.  They could fetch alot of return value as well.

Ricky Davis & Haslem & J.Williams
This team sucks, and these guys are the reason why they suck.  This team is in desperate need to rebuild, but they have that superstar Dwyane Wade so they're kind of stuck in a rock and a hard place.

Charlie Villanueva
He's talented, but he's lost his role on the team to Yi JianLian.  He should be moved for some depth.

Zach Randolph & Quentin Richardson
Isaiah Thomas won't give minutes to David Lee and Renaldo Balkman, yet he refuses to trade them for anyone.  Something has got to give here.  But who's willing to take these guys?

Kurt Thomas
There's no reason why the Sonics should be paying him $9mil at the end of this year, unless their owner is a very very bad business man.  I can see why they traded for him (the Suns actually traded picks to Seattle for the privilege of unloading salary), but I can't see why they've still held onto him.  He'd be very useful as a playoff post defender.  I'm still an advocate of the Warriors trading a second rounder to get him.