Celtics: Brown, Smart, and 2 firsts is giving up a lot, but pairing a true star in Dame with 4 years left on his contract to pair next to Tatum seems like something you can't turn down. Starters: Dame, Fournier, Tatum, Horford, Williams

Blazers: If you are trading Dame you might as well trade CJ, since he is already 30. Trading Dame, CJ, and Ant in exchange for Simmons, Brown, Boucher, and 2 firsts is a great package in return. Instead of trading away Nurkic, the Blazers decide to get younger and stay in the playoff race, while also acquiring 2 future picks. Starters: Simmons, Powell, Brown, Boucher, Nurkic

76ers: Trading Simmons, Curry, and Hill is giving up a lot, but getting back Lowry and CJ gives them a scary back court. Instead of resigning Danny Green and Mike Scott, they use that money to sign Derozan to pair him up with Lowry once again. The combination of defense and offense in the starting 5, with Maxey off the bench, would be lethal. Starters: Lowry, CJ, Derozan, Harris, Embiid

Raptors: With Lowry leaving and their team being very young, the Raptors decide to also ship out Siakam, getting back former #2 pick James Wiseman and the 7th and 14th pick. They also get Wiggins, bringing him to Canada and giving him one last chance as a #1 option before the league gives up on him as a potential star. Trading Boucher is questionable, but the team commits to drafting Kuminga or Barnes with the #7 and decides to get more guard depth in Ant along with perfect mentors for Suggs in Smart and Hill for a season. They also get Paschall who could be their long term PF if Kuminga/Barnes don't pan out. Starters: Suggs, Fred, Wiggins, Barnes/Kuminga, Wiseman

Warriors: This package for Siakam has been discussed in the past. Add in Paschall and getting the other Curry brother makes this a no brainer in my mind. They give up their future with Wiseman and the 2 picks, but they would run Siakam at the small ball 5 and get a dream small ball starting 5. Starters: Curry, Klay, Oubre, Green, Siakam