On a night that could be dominated by blockbuster trades, including Kevin Garnett, Amare Stoudmire, Shawn Marion, Jermaine O’Neal and the swapping of draft picks as high as Nos. 3 and 5, tonight’s NBA Draft could turn out to be one of the most exciting and intriguing in recent memory.

Here’s a look at what might happen if none of the wheeling and dealing works out:

1. Trail Blazers

Greg Oden
C, 7-0, Ohio State

25 points, 12 rebounds and four blocked shots against Florida’s NBA frontcourt in the NCAA title game.

2. SuperSonics

Kevin Durant
PF, 6-9, Texas

Combines Kevin Garnett’s creativity around the basket and Dirk Nowitzki’s outside game.

3. Hawks

Al Horford
PF, 6-10, Florida

Remember regal and relentless Buck Williams? A throwback NBA power forward.

4. Grizzlies

Mike Conley
PG, 6-1, Ohio State

Not as strong as Baron Davis or as polished as Chris Paul, but could get there in a hurry.

5. Celtics

Yi Jianlian
PF, 6-11, China

This will not make Paul Pierce, or any Shamrock-wearing fan, very happy in the short term.

6. Bucks

Jeff Green
SF, 6-9, Georgetown

A young frontline of Andrew Bogut, Charlie Villanueva and Green could work.

7. Timberwolves

Joakim Noah
PF, 6-11, Florida

So much depends on whether Kevin Garnett remains in Minnesota.

8. Bobcats

Corey Brewer
SF, 6-9, Florida

Adam Morrison scored a lot of points, missed a lot of shots, played no defense.

9. Bulls

Spencer Hawes
C, 7-0, Washington

Big Ben Wallace isn’t getting any younger, and Hawes is a banger.

10. Kings

Brandon Wright
PF, 6-9, North Carolina

After Greg Oden and Kevin Durant, Wright may have the biggest upside. Or he could be the biggest bust.

11. Hawks

Acie Law
PG, 6-4, Texas A&M

Tough, tenacious and a winner – when is the last time you heard that about a Hawk?

12. 76ers

Julian Wright
SF, 6-9, Kansas

Has wowed scouts with his feel for the game and Philly should be thrilled he’s available.

13. Hornets

Nick Young
SG, 6-6, USC

Chris Paul drives and finds this sharpshooter on the perimeter – sweet.

14. Clippers

Javaris Crittenton
PG, 6-6, Georgia Tech

Sam Cassell is running out of life, and Shaun Livingston has run out of time.

15. Pistons

Al Thornton
SG, 6-6, Florida State

Assuming they re-sign Chauncey Billups. Thornton is NBA ready.

16. Wizards

Rodney Stuckey
SG, 6-4, E. Washington

If Gilbert Arenas comes back healthy, they need a player who can swing from SG to PG.

17. NETS

Sean Williams
C, 6-10, Boston College

If you’re going to make a mistake, make a big mistake; the Nets need an inside defensive presence.

18. Warriors

Jason Smith
PF, 7-0, Colorado State

Don Nelson can’t help himself: A big man who runs the court and shoots.

19. Lakers

Thaddeaus Young
SF, 6-8, Georgia Tech

If Kobe Bryant approves, of course.

20. Heat

Gabe Pruitt
PG, 6-4, USC

Dwyane Wade needs someone to ease the burden of ball-handling and scoring.

21. 76ers

Josh McRoberts
PF, 6-10, Duke

The Sixers get lucky again: A power forward who can pass.

22. Bobcats

Glen Davis
PF, 6-9, LSU

They need more inside. In Davis, they could get Charles Barkley, or Oliver Miller.

23. KNICKS

Wilson Chandler
SF, 6-9, DePaul

In Isiah Thomas, Knicks fans trust; we think.

24. Suns

Tiago Splitter
PF, 7-0, Brazil

The Suns don’t need help now, and Splitter has one-year left on his Euro-deal.

25. Jazz

Morris Almond
SG, 6-6, Rice

Deron Williams drives and finds this sharpshooter on the perimeter.

26. Rockets

Nick Fazekas
PF, 6-11, Nevada

Fantastic hands and great feel compensate somewhat for a lack of athleticism.

27. Pistons

Marco Belinelli
SG, 6-6, Italy

That Manu Ginobili guy (yes, we know he’s Argentinean) worked out pretty well in San Antonio.

28. Spurs

Jared Dudley
SF, 6-7, Boston College

Teach me everything, Bruce Bowen and Michael Finley, and I’ll polish your rings.

29. Suns

Petteri Koponen
PG, 6-4, Finland

The Suns stash him overseas for another year and see if he continues his fast-track development.

30. 76ers

Daequan Cook
SG, 6-6, Ohio State

Last in the first round; next year he may have been a lottery pick.