two trades I would look at if I'm Indiana:
David West to OKC for Kendrick Perkins, Jeremy Lamb, and Perry Jones III. This would work out for both teams because David West, if healthy, is the missing link that will get OKC back to the finals. Also, his contract expires in a year, so it wouldn't interfere with OKC trying to re-sign KD in 2016. On the other side of things, Indy gets a large expiring out of Perkins, and two promising young prospects, in Lamb and Jones, who also fit positional needs and could blossom playing big minutes and gaining experience on a losing team.
Roy Hibbert to Boston for Jared Sullinger, Marcus Thornton, Keith Bogans, and a first. This is a trade that also allows Indy to collect young assets while shedding salary, which will give them a lot of option in the summer of 2015. Jared Sullinger is the perfect David West replacement. It also helps that he's a good 12 years younger. For Boston, it's no secret that Danny Ainge is eager to compete now. Getting Hibbert on board would be a huge step towards making it back to the top. Most question his drive, but when he played like crap in the playoffs last year, he always had a huge bounce back game which would show you why he is such a vital pierce while healthy. I think if Stevens could get the most out of Hibbert, it would pose to be a nightmare for all opposing teams.
That leaves Indy with...
Hill/ Stuckey
Lamb/ Thornton
Copleand/ Jones III
Sullinger/ Scola
Mahinmi/ Perkins
more than bad enough to sink Indy to the bottom 3 in the ECF, but also gives them a crap load of Cap space, young talent, and most likely a top 5 pick to put around George, who if he returns healthy, is a top 10 player in this league, in my opinion. As long as they have George they will be fine.