Will Barton, Washington WizardsBarton averaged 14 points per game over eight seasons with the Nuggets, who traded him and Monte Morris to the Wizards this past summer for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Ish Smith. Barton has struggled in his first season with Washington, shooting 38.7% from the floor, and recently fell out of the rotation.
He falls into a similar category to Barton, although Ross' 3-point accuracy returned to 38.1% this season from a career-worst 29.2% last year. He has never played with an MVP-caliber talent in his 11-year career, and an elite playmaker might be able to tap into his scoring punch as an end-of-the-rotation contributor.Beverley talks a big game, and he can also talk his way out of one, too, but he has started playoff games each of the four seasons.
— and a Lakers team desperate for warm bodies around LeBron James and Anthony Davis traded Beverley for a reserve center.