Justin Champagnie is an elite role player who has become a fan favorite with the Washington Wizards. However, his trade value is on the rise, with the team potentially looking to move him for a draft pick. This would be a heartbreaking move for fans, but it could be a smart business decision for the team. Champagnie has the sort of value where a team may be willing to trade a future first-round pick just to acquire him for some depth on their way to a championship run. The Oklahoma City Thunder are one team that could be interested in trading for Champagnie, as they have the 12th and 17th picks in the draft. A deal for the 17th pick could look like Champagnie and two second-round picks, with one of those being pick 60 this year. This would give the Thunder depth so they can salary-dump players like Luguentz Dort and Isaiah Joe to other teams, and the Wizards can bring in another rookie. The Wizards are still lacking a backup big man, and this draft provides some options. Some of the names include Hannes Steinbach, Morez Johnson Jr., Chris Cenac Jr., and Jayden Quaintance. Any of these players would be good picks, but it should be noted that Quaintance has a history of injuries. He has already suffered an ACL injury, and he rarely played at Kentucky. The point is that Washington needs a backup center and, eventually, someone to replace Anthony Davis. This draft could provide that, but only if Washington trades up. This means that Champagnie is more than likely gone, as he is the easiest player to trade (financially) and has great value at the moment. Even though he is beloved by fans, it is time to accept reality and prepare for a future in which he plays in another jersey, for the greater good.