Despite being able to trade since the end of last season's playoffs (and teams that weren't in the postseason could trade amongst each other), the majority of deals are done either in the summer or as the trade deadline approaches. League sources polled this week said Philadelphia and New York are the most active. The 76ers are shopping the likes of small forward Andre Iguodala (four seasons and combined $56.5 million beyond this season) and center Samuel Dalembert ($12.9 million next season), with the Kings having shown some interest in Dalembert. Sacamento Bee There are potential targets for the Kings who would come with less risk: Golden State's Andris Biedrins (four seasons and a combined $36 million remaining) and Washington's Brendan Haywood (expiring contract worth $6 million this season). Haywood is the sort of defensive-minded presence they covet, but he's also a hot commodity at the moment. Sacamento Bee Charlotte – which sources say would be very motivated by any trade involving Kings second-year forward Jason Thompson – has a logjam of centers whom the Kings may inquire about: Nazr Mohammed (6-foot-10), DeSagana Diop (7-0), Alexis Ajinca (7-0) and oft-injured Tyson Chandler (7-1). The Bobcats may also have interest in the expiring contract of Kenny Thomas ($8.7 million this season), as he has been highly regarded by Charlotte coach Larry Brown since they were together in Philadelphia. Sacamento Bee -- --

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