and range. Some playoff team will find a place for him in their rotation.

13. Tayshaun Prince, Detroit Pistons ($11.15 Million)

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Prince has spent his entire career in a Detroit Pistons uniform and enjoyed phenomenal success. But the Pistons are a joke of a franchise these days and the 30-year-old Prince needs a change of scenery.

He's still putting up good numbers, though. The 6'9", 215-pound veteran out of Kentucky is averaging a solid 14.0 points and 4.8 rebounds per game. He's also contributing close to three assists while shooting just a shade under 50 percent from the floor and knocking down 44 percent of his threes. Prince is also a lock-down defender and could be an asset for just about any team in the NBA.

12. Eddy Curry,with rookie DeMarcus Cousins playing so well, and he is one expensive bench player. He's playing about 20 minutes a game and averaging just 4.7 points and 7.2 rebounds per game.

Dalembert has never been much of a scorer but is steady on defense. He averages almost two blocks a game and is a smart defender. At 6'11", 250 pounds there are several teams that could use a veteran NBA center. But that price tag is hard to look at.

6. Peja Stojakovic, Toronto Raptors ($15.33 Million)

Stojakovic was already traded once this season, from the New Orleans Hornets to the Toronto Raptors. The 33-year-old swingman will likely be on the move again before the trading deadline.

He's not the same player he used to be, but the 6'10", 229-pound Stojakovic can