All you need are two teams interested enough to bid against each other and you should be able to get a first round pick.
Anything less and what's the point.
Wizards are in win-now/next year mode, and they might see Thibs as the coach they need to figure out how not to allow Horford and Millsap to get, take and make 15 footers from the same 2 or 3 damn spots on the court every damn time down the floor.
Thibs has 1 season left on his deal? And Paul Pierce has 1 year left on his contract. Ask for their 2017 or 2018 first round pick--when the Wizards cobbled-together Frankenstein roster will dissolve and they might fall out of basketball hell into the lottery.
The Magic are another potential landing place. They might be more willing to part with draft picks, having had so many early first rounders in recent seasons.
Thibs asst coached for Washington for, almost literally, a cup of coffee? Not sure if there are lingering issues there, on either side.
Chatter around Thibs to Magic says that Thibs might balk at the Magic job b/c of his relationship with Stan Van Jeremy and how Orlando bounced Stan out of their head coaching job.
Pelicans need a coach and to up their defensive game. Despite having Asik and Davis, Pelicans defense couldn't stop anything this season. They'd win through Davis' sheer force of will on the offensive end.
Bring in Thibs for a season, have him coach up Davis et al on defense/his defense (the gold standard in the NBA, the way Pop's offense is the dominant offense these days) and then if Pelicans wanna go another direction, bring in a Pop asst. Likely impractical, cuz Thibs is gonna want an extension as soon as he's traded. And a lame-duck coach isn't the best way to bring in a new coach to take over for a fired coach who was beloved by his players.