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

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Last Week: Beat San Antonio Spurs 134-99, Beat New York Knicks 99-96, Lost/OT to Milwaukee Bucks 109-105, Beat Sacramento Kings 129-105

This Week: 3/21 at New York Knicks, 3/23 at Golden State Warriors, 3/25 at Los Angeles Lakers, 3/27 at LA Clippers

Terrance Ferguson

He may not be the stariest name on the Philadelphia 76ers. If a trade is to happen, chances are Terrance Ferguson will be used as a sweetener for a team looking to add young talent. The 22-year old is in the final year of his contract and could use a fresh start to get his career on track.

Ferguson has shown before that he has the skills to stick in the league. Two years ago he shot 36.6 percent on 3.9 3-point attempts per game for the Oklahoma City Thunder. He has played 49 total minutes for the Sixers so there is nothing to take from this season. He still has promise and a team with ample rotation minutes to give him should take a flier on him.

Ferguson profiles as a 3-and-D wing who just needs to be given a chance. The Detroit Pistons have done that with a number of wings this season and bringing in one more for the stretch run of the season could be an intriguing proposition, especially when considering their nearly complete lack of shooting. Perhaps bringing Delon Wright to the Sixers for an additional ball-handler would be enough to make both sides happy.