Which '02 NBA team would benefit the most from having Prime Tyrone Corbin?

[SelakStreet]

Among all the 29 NBA teams that played during the '02 season, the following teams had the corresponding starting lineup from which shooting guard/small forward dui they started the most. Here are the most used lineups for each team from their respective divisions:

Atlantic Division:
Boston: Joe Johnson / Paul Pierce (started alongside Kenny Anderson, Antoine Walker and Tony Battie)
Miami: Kendall Gill / Eddie Jones (started alongside Rod Strickland, Brian Grant and Alonzo Mourning)
New Jersey: Kerry Kittles / Keith Van Horn (started alongside Jason Kidd, Kenyon Martin and Todd MacCulloch)
New York: Latrell Sprewell / Allan Houston (started alongside Mark Jackson, Clarence Weatherspoon and Kurt Thomas)
Orlando: Tracy McGrady / Mike Miller (started alongside Darrell Armstrong, Pat Garrity and Horace Grant)
Philadelphia: Allen Iverson / Matt Harpring (started alongside Eric Snow, Derrick Coleman and Dikembe Mutombo)
Washington: Michael Jordan / Richard Hamilton (started alongside Chris Whitney, Popeye Jones and Jahidi White)

Central Division:
Atlanta: Ira Newble / DerMarr Johnson (started alongside Jason Terry, Shareef Abdur-Rahim and Nazr Mohammed)
Charlotte: David Wesley / Lee Nailon (started alongside Baron Davis, P.J. Brown and Elden Campbell)
Chicago: Ron Mercer / Trenton Hassell (started alongside Greg Anthony, Charles Oakley and Brad Miller)
Cleveland: Wesley Person / Lamond Murray (started alongside Andre Miller, Jumaine Jones and Chris Mihm)
Detroit: Michael Curry / Jerry Stackhouse (started alongside Chucky Atkins, Clifford Robinson and Ben Wallace)
Indiana: Reggie Miller / Jalen Rose (started alongside rookie Jamaal Tinsley, Jermaine O'Neal and Jeff Foster)
Milwaukee: Ray Allen / Glenn Robinson (started alongside Sam Cassell, Anthony Mason and Joel Przybilla)
Toronto: Vince Carter / Morris Peterson (started alongside Alvin Williams, Antonio Davis and Hakeem Olajuwon)

Midwest Division:
Dallas: Adrian Griffin / Michael Finley (started alongside Steve Nash, Dirk Nowitzki and Raef LaFrentz)
Denver: Calbert Cheaney / James Posey (started alongside Nick Van Exel, Juwan Howard and Raef LaFrentz)
Houston: Cuttino Mobley / Walt Williams (started alongside Steve Francis, Kenny Thomas and Kelvin Cato)
Memphis: Shane Battier / Grant Long (started alongside Jason Williams, Pau Gasol and Lorenzen Wright)
Minnesota: Wally Szczerbiak / Joe Smith (started alongside Chauncey Billups, Kevin Garnett and Rasho Nesterovic)
San Antonio: Steve Smith / Bruce Bowen (started alongside rookie Tony Parker, Tim Duncan and David Robinson)
Utah: Bryon Russell / Donyell Marshall (started alongside John Stockton, Karl Malone and rookie Jarron Collins)

Pacific Division:
Golden State: Jason Richardson / Danny Fortson (started alongside Larry Hughes, Antawn Jamison and Erick Dampier)
L.A. Clippers: Eric Piatkowski / Corey Maggette (started alongside Jeff McInnis, Elton Brand and Michael Olowokandi)
L.A. Lakers: Kobe Bryant / Rick Fox (started alongside Lindsey Hunter, Samaki Walker and Shaquille O'Neal)
Phoenix: Penny Hardaway / Shawn Marion (started alongside Stephon Marbury, Tom Gugliotta and Jake Tsakalidis)
Portland: Bonzi Wells / Scottie Pippen (started alongside Damon Stoudamire, Rasheed Wallace and Dale Davis)
Sacramento: Doug Christie / Peja Stojakovic (started alongside Mike Bibby, Chris Webber and Vlade Divac)
Seattle: Brent Barry / Rashard Lewis (started alongside Gary Payton, Vin Baker and Jerome James)

Based on overall performance, the ones who look like they could easily be replaced with Prime early-90s Timberwolves' era Tyrone Corbin are Joe Johnson (Boston), Kendall Gill (Miami), Keith Van Horn (New Jersey), Ira Newble (Atlanta), DerMarr Johnson (Atlanta), Lee Nailon (Charlotte), Ron Mercer (Chicago), Trenton Hassell (Chicago), Michael Curry (Detroit), Adrian Griffin (Dallas), Calbert Cheaney (Denver), Walt Williams (Houston), Grant Long (Memphis), Joe Smith (Minnesota), Steve Smith (San Antonio), Eric Piatkowski (L.A. Clippers), Penny Hardaway (Phoenix) or Scottie Pippen (Portland).

Which one of those most replaceable starting SG/SF would you bench in favor of an upgrade in the form of Prime early-90s Timberwolves’ era Tyrone Corbin?

And which starting core would Prime early-90s Timberwolves’ era Reggie Lewis fit better with? Assuming you put him on either the Celtics, Heat, Nets, Hawks, Hornets, Bulls, Pistons, Mavericks, Nuggets, Rockets, Grizzlies, Timberwolves, Spurs, Clippers. Suns or Trail Blazers.

[Stan]

This has to be the most random thread ever created on RGM lol.

[Blame Rasho]

It has to be the kings. He would have been there to bother Horry for that last sec three pointer. He would have given his unmatched moxie to the kings. They would be champs… yeah someone else would have gotten some finals MVP, but we all know who would have really deserved it.

[Modulate]

This is one the best thread titles ever. Lmao.