Brandon Ingram is one of several high-earning players over the past few years who have resorted to an agent change to deal with potential contract or trade situations. LaVine, who asked for a trade last season, is one. The Atlanta Hawks’ Trae Young, who is eligible for an extension next summer, is another, though the Hawks haven’t actively looked to trade Young. The Minnesota Timberwolves’ Julius Randle, who will be a free agent next summer after a shocking trade during training camp, left his agent and then switched back during his current contract. “At some point,” one general manager told ESPN, “you might see one of these guys just get traded for another.”