Chicago changes its face and enters the fight for the upper floors of the Eastern Conference. The new roster will be composed as follows:

• Guards: Giddey, D.White, C.Thomas, T.Jones, Ayo and Yuki.

• Forwards: Buzelis, Kuminga, Kuzma, Okoro, Essengue and P.Williams.

• Centers: Allen, Z.Collins and Olbrich.

• Trade:

• The Celtics get rid of the last major contracts in exchange for choices and players for rotations, so they can aim for a lottery spot in the 2026 draft and return to fighting for the ring the following year.

• The Cavs are in a disastrous financial situation and given the poor results in the playoffs, despite the last incredible regular seasons, maybe it's time to change something and if the big 3 seem almost untouchable, everyone else is replaceable, so by trading 2 important players like Allen and Hunter, they receive forwards for the rotations, some ready, others young that could explode, a frp and above all come out of a 2apron that would have strongly economically weakened.

• The Worriors are in a total all-in situation, they have to make the most of the last years of Curry, Butler and Green, at the cost of sacrificing a young player (who does not seem inclined to re-sign), so the loss of Kuminga, Santos and Jackson will not be in vain, because they see the arrival of a level center like Vucevic and picks for future drafts.

• The Bucks have one of the strongest players in the world on their roster, and with Lillard's serious injury, he seemed intent on changing the air. To avoid this, it was signed in F.A. M.Turner and the buyout was made on Lillard, which means that you are thinking about the ring and not about a rebuilding; so buying a likely future all-star like C.White and 2 other players for the rotations between your guards, which is the area where you are most lacking, need a sacrifice, that is, 2 of your frp (In addition you get rid of the bad Kuzma contract).