Not that I'm advocating for it, but I've read others in the Stiffs Nation saying Denver should trade JR and Kenyon.

I'd much rather just let Kenyon's contract come off naturally and keep the best bench scorer in the league, but that's just me.

But here's a 3-team trade that works and seems to help all sides.

http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=22tx26p

DEN gets a young shooter to replace JR, a coveted legit center, and a workhorse rebounder.

OKC gets a much more explosive scorer in the backcourt than Harden, and he's still young enough to build around with KD35, Jeff Green and Westbrook.

CHA gets $16M coming off of the books for next year that allows them to sign someone to go with Steven Jackson and Gerald Wallace. Martin would make an already good defensive team, a GREAT one.

Whaddya think?