Jon Conahan

The San Antonio Spurs have made it clear over the past few weeks that, in free agency and the offseason, they're looking to add wing players who can score at an above-average level from three-point range.

For a team to move on from franchise-caliber players, it would take a lot in a trade more often than not. That's why I continue to question whether it ever makes sense to trade certain players.

The Denver Nuggets seem hopeful they can get a decent return for youngster Peyton Watson, which would be an ideal situation for them.

The Los Angeles Lakers would love to add a player who could come in and make an impact for them on the defensive side of the basketball.

The San Antonio Spurs will have many assets to move on from in the future, so making a trade now isn't necessary.

As the Golden State Warriors continue to look for ways to improve on both sides of the basketball this offseason, there's reason to believe that Anthony Davis could be a legitimate option for them.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have already shown they're more than willing to move on from certain players to get ahead of potential cap issues.

Trades between two Western Conference teams with bright futures are never exactly the smartest thing to do, but it's also fair to note that some teams aren't contenders just yet.

Lakers fans aren't alone in their wish for more moves this offseason.

This potential trade could make perfect sense for the Spurs and Mavericks.