I have the slightest hint of hope for the new GM to take matters into his own hands and make some kind of move. The beauty of this is that any single move, whether it's trading DD, or LMA, or Rudy or whoever, automatically signals that the team is no longer in immediate contention, opening up the door to make the next trades more easily. In an ideal universe, Pop would have the realization that he'll not be around for long and thus shouldn't have the final say on decisions that will affect the Spurs years down the line... Though I admit my optimism is unfounded. This trade deadline might be Wright's first and huge test as a manager, hope Pop or RC aren't too caught up in the past to override him.