My top pick, bar none, to trade in the offseason are Blake and Fisher. (Obviously they're not getting rid of Fish.) Every single play, Fisher would end up in the middle of the key, as Terry or Barea were spotting up on the perimeter. He couldn't play any sort of defense on the Mav guards, and literally just watched the Mavs score on him from under the basket. I guess he really wanted some rebounds. It was practically 4 v 5 basketball.

I've also been adamant about getting rid of Brown. He's a fan favorite, but when it comes down to getting stops and scoring buckets, he is not efficient. The Lakers should have kept Farmar. Simple as that, Kobe is literally the only guard (both shooting and point) on the Lakers right now that can play in a competitive game, and even then, Kobe is getting old too.

Bynum was one of the only consistent players in the playoffs, so I don't see why the Lakers would give him away. Unless the Lakers land Dwight, I don't see them letting go of Bynum. Bynum is a monster in the post, and he can actually make free throws. Post All-Star break, when the Lakers had that nasty 17-1 run, that was largely attributed to Bynum tearing shit up.

I don't know what's up with Lamar. It's not really fair to say he's preoccupied with fame off the court, because he's been a stud all throughout the season. He had more clutch jumpers than Kobe this past season. His consistent left handed layup was so pivotal in getting the Laker's late game runs started, it's hard to say that he was preoccupied with off court business. He just lost his touch in the postseason.