At this point, what kind of trade value does Josh Smith have?

I thought that this season Josh had finally become a man, but through the playoffs, he has proven that he is still just a child, and always will be. He has no championship heart, basketball IQ or toughness.

What he does have is incredible talent and the ability to put butts in seats and help a franchise out during the regular season. He also has a relatively cheap contract for a guy who consistently fills up 5 stat lines.

Therefore, what can we reasonably get for him? Would Minnesota trade Jefferson straight up for Josh? Could Sund put together a package with Josh as the focal point, fix Billy Kn*ght's egregious mistake and bring Chris Paul to town?

The fallout from the pathetic playoff showing of the team this year is going to negatively affect any potential momentum the franchise had heading into next year. It is clear that Joe is not a money player, and I firmly believe that ASG should let him walk unless he is willing to be paid what he is  ACTUALLY WORTH, which is well short of max.

Mike Woodson clearly should not be back, as he is just not a good enough tactician or spiritual leader to get his teams to play hard or smart.

Al Horford should be the centerpiece of this team and franchise, as he is the only player out there with toughness, talent and heart. Unfortunately, he is also out of position. It is time to move him to PF and build the team around him. Josh just does not fit in anymore. He cannot shoot (but God knows he still does, so lazy, sickening), so he cannot play SF, so it is time to ship him.

Childress is likely to come back as the country he is currently living in is falling in around him. He would be an ok SF. That would give the opportunity to move him or Marvin or use one of them for bench depth.

The team will need a true center to play alongside Al. Do we move Josh to accomplish that? Just curious what everyone thinks we could get for Josh, as he simply has no place in Atlanta anymore to me.