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Like the rest of the players on this list, Reddish was a first-round pick in 2019, selected 10th overall out of Duke. He was a highly-touted prospect who has shown brief flashes of intriguing potential but has struggled mightily with consistency, and his game hasn\u2019t translated all that well to the pros.<\/p>\n

The 23-year-old is earning $5.95M in the final year of his rookie contract. The Knicks have reportedly \u201credoubled<\/a>\u201d their efforts to trade Reddish, and are said to be seeking second-round draft compensation for him.<\/p>\n

Considering his modest averages in 2022\/23 (8.4 PPG, 1.6 RPG, and 1.0 APG on .449\/.304\/.879 shooting in 21.9 MPG through 20 games), the fact that he\u2019s fallen out of New York\u2019s rotation, and hasn\u2019t played a game in six weeks and is essentially on an expiring contract, it\u2019s hard to envision Reddish having positive value at this point.<\/p>\n

I understand why the Knicks are hoping to get assets back after giving up a protected first-rounder to acquire Reddish from Atlanta last season, I just don\u2019t view him as a rotational upgrade for the teams that are said to be interested in him, which includes the Lakers, Bucks, and Mavericks.<\/p>\n

Perhaps the Lakers will offer Kendrick Nunn<\/a> and a second-rounder if they aren\u2019t able to package Nunn for something more appealing, but that just seems like making a trade for the sake of doing something. Regardless, Reddish is likely to be on the move ahead of the deadline.<\/p>\n

White was the seventh overall pick in 2019 out of North Carolina. Like Reddish and many other young players who enter the NBA after one college season, the combo guard has struggled with consistency in his first four seasons.<\/p>\n

However, White\u2019s circumstances differ from Reddish\u2019s in other respects. He seemingly fell out of favor when the new front office regime took over in Chicago, as he was drafted by the previous lead basketball executive, Gar Forman.<\/p>\n

White\u2019s counting stats, minutes, and production have declined since his sophomore season, which might give the impression that he hasn\u2019t improved. But he has become a better ball-handler, a more willing passer, and an efficient scorer, and puts in a lot more effort on defense.<\/p>\n

A report<\/a> last week indicated White, who makes $7.4M this season, could be shipped out of Chicago if the Bulls look for a roster upgrade.<\/p>\n

Thybulle is one of the more unique players in the NBA. He\u2019s among the top defensive players in the league, earning All-Defensive nods each of the past two seasons, but it\u2019s challenging to keep him on the court at times due to his very limited offensive skills.<\/p>\n

Specialists like Thybulle used to be much more common. They have fallen out of favor in recent years because players are more well-rounded than ever before, and opposing teams have gotten better at exploiting weaknesses.<\/p>\n

That said, if the Sixers do end up trading Thybulle, I highly doubt it will be to just dump his salary to dodge the luxury tax. His strengths are so striking that he should still have positive value, perhaps to a young team that believes it can develop his offense.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n