I think Ford is thinking more theoretically and not really thinking practically. Theoretically, it sounds good to shake it up. However, what's really out there and viable?
There's only three incentives to trade:
1) If it makes us better in the long term.
2) If it makes us better next year.
3) If it clear cap space for the future.
Well, with #3, most of our appealing contracts are expiring contracts, so no team is going to be able to help us more than simply letting our own guys expire in 2012.
With 1 and 2, I just don't see what's out there. What team is going to give up a legit building block for Ray or KG? And if the player isn't a legit building block, what's the point in trading for him? The last thing we need to do is lock up Ray and KG's money in role players that will hinder us down the road financially.