For the Bulls: Graham has an impressive 3:1 ASS/TO ratio for his career. He's limited offensively (and defensively for that matter), but he plays within himself. Trading for him rather than just signing him outright leaves a little extra $$ for a second tier FA. I'm hoping it's not Lauri. I think his and Vuc's strenghts/weaknesses overlap too much.

For the Celts: Between Horford, Timelord, and Moses Brown, Thompson has become a luxury item (TBH, it wasn't all that luxurious to begin with). They need another guard threat, and since Langford can't stay healthy (or shoot from outside) White is a nice upgrade. Jaylen would probably slide over to the 3. I would hope Fournier would leave in free agency to a bottom 5 team instead of Stevens overpaying for his playoff noshow. They'd have cap room to solidify their bench (maybe McBuckets or Olynyk?).

For Charlotte: They get their typical overpaid center (let's see.. Zeller, Biyombo, Kaminsky, Dwight... feels like I'm missing one...). They also get an asset instead of letting Graham walk. Lamelo should be starting from the jump next year so he can learn on the fly. They can find a cheaper backup PG and still have a balloon payment for a bench scorer. Personally I'd like Harrell to leave LA and see if he could replicate his Clipper seasons when he and Lou Will looked like Stockton and Malone. Could he recreate that magic with Lamelo?

a rotation of Lamelo, Rozier, Hayward, Washington, & Thompson complimented by Monk - assuming he resigns as a RFA - Bridges and Harrell or maybe Olynyk? That's at least a "play-in" team.