Malcolm Brogdon, Portland Trail Blazers
If the San Antonio Spurs are looking for a veteran guard option to take some of the playmaking duties off the hands of their younger players, Malcolm Brogdon could make some sense as a potential trade target this offseason. As an expiring contract, Brogdon is going to be a natural trade target for many teams looking to make a jump next season. The Spurs could look at Brogdon as somewhat of a bridge until their young talent continues to develop.
Brogdon could be a difference-maker who comes in to play any type of role for the Spurs - whether that's in a starting capacity or off the bench. He's the type of player who doesn't need the ball in his hands to be all that effective and could also play a role as somewhat of a mentor for Victor Wembanyama and some of the other younger players on this roster. Brogdon could absolutely emerge as a cheap, low-risk trade option for the Spurs.
If San Antonio wanted to make a smaller move this offseason, both Caruso and Brogdon could be excellent options. However, there will also be the opportunity for the team to make a bigger splash too.