So, theoretically, we have the ability to open up cap space for two max or near-max free agents this summer. This year's crop of free agents is FULL of front court talent. So what front court pairing would be ideal given our current situation?
In this scenario, let's assume that we keep our back court set rolling with a lineup of Smart, IT, Bradley, Turner, and Young.
Unrestricted/PO RestrictedMarc Gasol Kawhi LeonardLaMarcus Aldridge Jimmy Butler
Kevin Love (PO)
Draymond Green Deandre Jordan Khris Middleton
Tim Duncan Tobias Harris
Brook Lopez (PO) Enes Kanter
Paul Milsap
Greg Monroe
Al Jefferson
Roy Hibbert (PO)Tyson Chandler
Jeff Green (PO)
Josh Smith
Luol Deng (PO)
David West (PO)Robin Lopez
Omer Asik
Bold = virtually guaranteed to stay with current team by resigning or player option
To me, I like the Deandre Jordan and LaMarcus Aldridge pairing, because it provides us with an athletic frontcourt with all-around shooting and scoring in LMA and elite rim protection in DJ. I think Love would be a decent replacement for LMA, too. (How realistic is this is another question, but all it takes is for one domino to drop.)
A Gasol and Milsap/LMA combo would be interesting, too.
I realize that we probably need a better 3-man more than a PF, but I really doubt that we'd be able to pry Butler away from Chicago. Kawhi and Green are almost a lock to stay with their teams, and I don't think the rest are worth the contract they'll get this summer. Plus, focusing on building an elite front court would help us draw Durant here next summer!

What pairing do you think would be most effective, the best fit, and the most realistic?