Published reports surfaced that had the Blazers contemplating facilitating Kidd's return to the Mavericks by moving Travis Outlaw, Channing Frye and Jarrett Jack, players who have contributed considerably to this season's revival. In return, they would get Dallas' fourth-year point guard Devin Harris, once considered untouchable since he's one of a handful of players in the league capable of staying with Tony Parker of rival San Antonio.
According to several NBA sources,that deal will never see the light of day. That being said, there is validity to the fact the Trail Blazers are doing some talking, which compromises the bubble of security they've been operating under during this Cinderella season. While it might seem naïve that the third-youngest team in league history would be able to keep all of its parts together for the foreseeable future, the fact is that for reasons related to cap issues and roster space, only the true core is safe.
- The Juice: Kidd 3-way trade? No, but Blazers will deal – someday (CBSSports.com, February 1, 2008)
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