Spurs: They get a great iso and off-ball scorer at all 3 levels in Zach to compete around Vic. They have the roster to cover for Lavine's playmaking and team defensive weaknesses and enhance his strengths. He is explosive coming off screens w/o the ball, evident by the fact that he has elite C&S% when healthy. His contract isn't as bad when u add that he has a PO at the end that he might decline, and if he doesn't wnat to decline that PO just buy his deal out. Plus the salary cap is increasing by a lot each year. Basically, you get an all-star player that fits their system and need for only 2 years guaranteed without having to give up a first.

Bulls: We get rid of a mentally, checked out Zach along with his crappy body language and contract and we don't even have to give up a first. In return, they get Keldon Johnson who is a versatile wing who is effective when starting or coming off the bench as a 6th man. Isaiah Stewart who is our future center, he's a very good defender in all situations + he shot 38% from 3. Add Zach Collins for salary and an insurance backup big + our 2025 srp back. We get a solid return for an overpaid 2nd or 3rd option who basically just requested a trade without actually requesting a trade.

Pistons: They choose Jalen Duren as their center of the future, and get Vucevic who'll probably play a few games before getting bought out as they don't need him after those few games.