Right now, I think it's between LA and Philly.
If he's sincere that he's looking to win. He would consider Philly.
If winning is the only thing that mattered to D12, Chicago should be at the top of the list. And if D12 considers Philly a legitimate option, Indiana would be in the running too.
A Rose/Howard team up would be a nightmare for most teams, but also would be killer to the Heat. Putting the best PG (when he returns from injury) and best low post C on the same team would exploit the Heat's shortcomings big time. While Chicago would like to get rid of Boozer, a package featuring Noah and possibly Deng or Gibson would be reasonable. And it would likely trump anything Philly could give up (assuming Igoudala and Jrue are not in the package). Plus Chicago is a big market and a club with rich history, much like Philly.
Indiana is in a similar position to Philly - lots of good players, but no star. I'm sure whatever Philly could come up with in a trade scenario, Indiana could match. The key difference is Philly is a big market team and Indiana isn't.
But what is certain is nothing. D12 doesn't know what he wants. That's why he waffles all the time. He's really handled this situation about as poorly as possible. Philly does have a legitimate sales pitch, but ultimately trying to push the right buttons to convince D12 is tricky exercise because D12 himself doesn't even know what he wants.


















