If the Wizards make a trade before the deadline, reserve shooting guard Jordan Crawford is the most likely candidate to be dealt but they might not get much in return. When asked what the Wizards could possibly get for Crawford, one rival Eastern Conference executive replied, “very little.”

According to the league source with knowledge of the team’s plans, the Wizards have been making and fielding calls to possibly deal Crawford, who has fallen out of Coach Randy Wittman’s rotation and doesn’t appear to be a part of the franchise’s future plans.

Perhaps the best one-on-one scorer on the roster, Crawford has had some big games this season and ranks third on the team in scoring. He averaged 19.1 points, 6.1 assists and 5.1 rebounds in December and became one of five players in NBA history have a game with at least 27 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists and one turnover in an overtime loss to Atlanta (Jason Kidd, Gary Payton, Baron Davis, Latrell Sprewell and Antoine Walker were the others).

via Michael Lee of The Washington Post