POB and Webb are definitely not a part of my vision.  The Dubs, currently constructed, do not roll with a typical PF/C.  The percieved problems in the frontcourt are not as simple to cure or as traditional to remedy as it would be on another team.  The Dubs aren't shot blockers nor in the business of doing so.  We stick with the Jazz and other teams by creating turnovers not by making stops.  We attack the perimeter to wreak havoc and establish pace.  The Warriors always need long defenders and backcourt positions.  Our rebounds are achieved by athletic slashers especially on the O end.  Mullin is forced to think out of the box when getting players to accomodate Nellieball.  Problem is, at our pace, guys get winded and there is little to no bench for our backcourt, the guys who are working hardest to push our tempo.

Anyway, I'm getting off subject.  My point is that the frontcourt is an after thought on a team designed to accomodate Nellie's style and...for all it's faults...it has us in a position we have no been in in a decade.  We can't match up with Boozer and AK and Okur but, can they match up with Brand, Artest and SJax.  Hypohtetical, but seemed appropriate without knowing what pieces will be here...

One of my shortcomings, as a writer and an out of the box guy, is a tendency to shroud my lack of financial background and knowledge in the business side of things with colloquial rants and conceptual suggestiveness.  I am certainly a student of the well prepared posts that some of the most financial-minded GSOM bloggers contribute (somebody said awhile back that we miss that brilliant/troubled curmudgeon, OZ in these instances) and try to glean what bits of info I can wrap my little brain around.

That said, at the risk of losing face, I will try to make some informed albeit general suggestions that I have been firing around.

It would be fantastic if the Warriors happened upon a scenario where a three way trade and/or a combination of moves could land them an impact player and a bit of depth to our backcourt.  I still dream of a deal with ATL that would bring us either Marvin Williams or Josh Smith.  The two seem to have a similiar game and will attract a heavy price tag come UFA.  I also like Josh Childress from this squad.  IMO, AB becomes expendable in a deal for either MW or JS.  I would also be inquiring about the availability of Gerald Wallace amongst this group of long swing/power players.  Again, we'd preface any deal involving these players with the assumption that AB would be expendable next year or we'd be willing to incur the lux tax.  Additionally, would Okafor be able to run with us?

I like TT from the Bulls alot more than others on this blog.  I would swing a deal involving BW in a heartbeat.  I love his athleticism and believe he would compliment a lineup with Al (I know, where's the size with Al at the 5 TT at the 4.  How many times have we found ourselves out hustled on the boards (often) out-lengthed or out-sized (suprisingly less)).  Warrick, Miller,Lowry, I believe would all thrive in our attacking style and would help to bolster our shallow bench.  Lowry's pricetag has been rumored to be pretty high though.

The impact trade we are talking about may be just finding the right parts to compliment a deeper bench for Nellieball.  If we are going to pressure, run and scrap, we need capable bodies to interchange parts and make it go.  This is one of the reasons I have always been a big fan of Artest.  IMO he is the prototype of a Nellie team.  Remember the play last night in the 1st quarter where Milsap tore into the lane and a pass was rushed and thrown behind him?  Baron chased and nearly had a layup if not for the backcourt violation.  This, to me, encapsulates what this team is about (frustrating Dirk last year, Yao this year)...just being faster and being so tenacious.  A deeper bench makes this happen and can be had cheaper than one would think.
Just some ideas but, as I've been saying all along, I think Mullin is working with a few ideas that may come out of left field that we don't know about.  It may involve a superstar (Mullin would love this) or a few more able shooter/slashers (this is Nellie's preference).

Sorry this is so general but, asking me to pound out a few hypohtetical ideas on the trade machine is kinda like asking Andris to develop a jumper.  It's just not my cup o' tea.  That's why we are fortunate to have some of the other GSOMers who do that and do it well!