✅ For the Trail Blazers:

Offensive Upgrade with Coby White:

Portland gets Coby White, a young and versatile scoring guard who can play both on and off the ball.

With Scoot Henderson still developing, Coby adds another reliable ball-handler and shot creator.

His ability to stretch the floor with his shooting will help space the court for Scoot and Anfernee Simons.

Stretch Big with Duop Reath:

You also land Duop Reath, a 6'11" big man with shooting touch.

His floor-spacing ability makes him a solid fit in modern offenses, especially next to Deandre Ayton, who operates in the paint.

Reath gives you frontcourt versatility and depth, which you’ll need after moving Robert Williams III.

Cap Flexibility + Draft Assets:

By shedding Robert Williams III’s $12.4M salary, Portland creates cap flexibility.

You add a 2030 first-rounder and a 2028 second-rounder, giving you valuable future trade assets or draft capital for the rebuild.

✅ For the Bulls:

Defensive Boost with Robert Williams III:

The Bulls land Robert Williams III, an elite rim protector and lob threat.

His defensive impact (1.46 LEBRON rating) significantly improves Chicago’s interior defense.

He’s a perfect fit next to Nikola Vucevic, who is more of an offensive-minded big.

Added Frontcourt Depth:

Bringing in Duop Reath gives them a reliable, cost-effective bench big with shooting ability.

His floor-spacing helps create better lineup versatility.

Draft Capital + Waiving Jevon Carter:

Chicago gets a 2026 second-rounder and a 2029 first-rounder, adding valuable future assets.

Waiving Jevon Carter’s contract ($6.5M) clears some cap room, making the deal financially manageable.

💡 Why This Trade Works Well:

For Portland: You get younger, add a scoring guard, and gain frontcourt depth, while also stockpiling future draft picks.

For Chicago: You upgrade defensively, add a solid bench big, and gain draft capital, making the trade a win-win for both teams.