First of all, the Pacers have several very attractive trade pieces in young guys with tons of upside, but very small contracts. He, also, has Derrick McKey and Travis Best in the last years of their contract. Derrick is attractive because he would basically allow a team to alleviate 6 million in salary next summer. Travis will be sought after because he is a bargain next year, speed is a rare commodity, and he could free up 3 million a year from now. Other teams should be ready to wheel and deal and even some will be desperate.
Most teams have mediocre or bad teams that have overpaid or underachieving players.
Alot of teams are capped tight and can't change their fortunes with out completely restarting over because of bad decisions by management. To pour salt in the wound, the luxury tax kicks in next year. You could have an average team, with aging, overpriced players, with long term contracts AND have to pay double for every dollar in which you exceed the luxury cap. Portland comes to mind. Or you have Vancouver, who is not good, and not getting better.