...in this trade scenario i am about to propose.

I know "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." But this trade would bring an All Star PF (among others) to Charlotte, while only dealing one player that has seen any playing time during the Cats' current hot streak.

http://www.realgm.com/src_checktrade.php?tradeid=5391223

Portland gets:  Tyson Chandler, DJ Augustin, Alexis Ajinca

Washington gets: Andre Miller, Acie Law

Charlotte gets: Joel Pryzbilla, Antawn Jamison, Patrick Mills

Why this deal is good for Portland.  The Blazers get the big man they have been shopping for to fill in for their season-ending injured centers.  Plus, they get rid of their two highest payed players in Andre Miller who is openly feuding with the coach and they unload the contract of Pryzbilla who may (or may not) play another NBA game after his latest knee injury. To replace Miller, POR gets Augustin who may still develop into a NBA starting PG and a 21 year-old project in Ajinca (who is putting up decent numbers in the d-league, btw).

Why this deal is good for Washington.  Washington can start cleaning house by dealing Jamison's contract. The Wiz get two PGs to replace suspended PGs Arenas and Crittendon: Andre  Miller is a proven vet putting up solid numbers this season & Acie Law has an expiring contract.  This trade would save Washington big money next year and in the future.

Why this deal is good for Charlotte.  If this trade got done, the Bobcats would add the power forward they have needed -- in this case it would happen to be an All-Star caliber vet in Jamison.  Plus they get a PG prospect on Mills to replace Augustin, and in Pryzbilla the Cats may never get him to suit up, rather use him as an expring contract to use as trade bait next season.  Jamison could be the best 6th man in the league for now, and maybe replace Boris as the starting PF moving forward as he gets more familiar with LB's system. WIth Jamison added to the roster, the Cats would be signing Felton to a long term deal away from having a competitive line-up in the East on the books for several years into the future. 

Critiques?  Anybody?  What do y'all think? Why won't/can't it get done?