Trade Bosh?: He’s the face of the franchise. By far Toronto’s best player. But he wants to opt out next year. So do you risk losing him then for nothing, or do you try and trade him now? One would assume his value will be less at the All-Star break.
Buh-bye: SF Shawn Marion’s a free agent. So is SG Anthony Parker. Toss in Bosh and you could be looking at three new starters.
Needs: If Bosh stays, a SG and SF. Calderon is an above average PG, and Bargnani is coming off his best season as a pro, and he’s only going to be 24 in October.
The Pick: Likely candidates include Gerald Henderson, Tyreke Evans, DeMar DeRozan, and maybe Gonzaga’s Austin Daye.

Of the first three guys, we like Henderson as the best shooter, Evans as the best attacker, and DeRozan as the best athlete. Henderson’s probably the most-ready to step in and start, but Evans might have the most upside. Daye could give the Raptors the thinnest and most versitile frontline in the league (with Bosh and Bargnani).

Part of us thinks Daye might be a reach here, but he’s also intriguing because you’d now have three bigs that could either play inside or step out and hit a three.

We don’t think DeRozan or Evans will available here, and Daye’s still a bit soft for our liking. We’ll go with Duke’s Gerald Henderson.