Having a versatile, intelligent, productive forward coming off the bench where his weakness (size for one position, speed for another, more defensive than offensive drawbacks there) are minimized and his strengths are maximized could be a very powerful thing.
Count me in the camp that is willing to trade Millsap (everyone's available for the right price), but only in a deal where you net an equal or greater player. Unlike the turncoats here, I know he's a special player (even if he's never All-NBA). On a cheap salary, having re-tooled his game to age better and handle big minutes better, and still being in the early stages of his prime (and still showing continual improvement), there is no rush or need to trade the guy.
