NBA Week 13 Power Rankings: Most likely to be traded from each team

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This Week: 3/21 vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 3/23 at Miami Heat, 3/24 at Orlando Magic, 3/26 at Toronto Raptors

Langston Galloway

To be completely clear, the Phoenix Suns are unlikely to make a trade. They are clicking and are off to their best start in years. Unless there is something on the buyout market, it seems tough to figure out anyone who the Suns would actually be ready to move on from in the current situation.

Langston Galloway is the only player who even comes to mind. Galloway has not been able to carve out a consistent place in the lineup and had gone two and a half weeks without even getting minutes until playing in three games this week. There is no immediate need for a move, but if a roster upgrade can be made, using his minimum contract makes sense.

Galloway is known to be one of the best teammates in the league. He has been well-liked in every locker room he has been a part of and is a career 37.1 percent shooter from long range. Chances are he and the Suns are fine with saving him for when they need a spark off the bench in the playoffs. His role in the league is well defined. He may be a streaky shooter. When he gets going he can be a walking flamethrower.