In this trade, Dame goes to Chicago, where they build a contender around him.

The Blazers trade Lillard and also get rid of the big contracts they signed to build a contender around him (Nurkić and Grant). In this trade, they get a lot of draft picks. Unlike the Miami picks, these picks have a chance to be at the top of the draft. (Portland would probably receive a lot of pick swaps too.) Their lineup would be something like this:

PG: Scoot Henderson

SG: Shaedon Sharpe

SF: Harrison Barnes (they will try to send him to another team at the trade deadline.)

PF: Patrick Williams / PJ Washington

C: PJ Washington / Kai Jones

6th: Anfernee Simons (they will probably also try to trade if Scoot is as good as we think he will be.)

The Bulls give up a couple of young players, picks, Ball and Lavine for Lillard and Brown, which is a really good deal if you ask me.

PG: Damian Lillard

SG: Jaylen Brown

SF: Demar Derozan

PF: Javonte Green

C: Nikola Vucevic

6th: Alex Caruso

The Hornets get Zach Lavine for Salary filler, young players and picks, which is also a pretty sweet deal for them.

PG: Lamelo Ball

SG: Zach Lavine

SF: Brandon Miller

PF: Kelly Oubre or Miles Bridges if he comes back the Team

C: Mark Williams and Nurckic

6th: Coby White

The Kings get an upgrade for Harrison Barnes in Jerami Grant while not giving up that much for him.

PG: De'Aaron Fox

SG: Kevin Huerter

SF: Jerami Grant

PF: Keegan Murray

C: Domantas Sabonis

6th: Malik Monk

The Celtics are the ones who get the short end of the stick. They give up an All-Star for two role players. They would probably receive a couple of picks from the Hornets or the Bulls.

PG: Lonzo Ball / Malcom Brogdon

SG: Derrick White

SF: Jayson Tatum

PF: Kristaps Porzingis

C: Robert Williams III / Al Horford

6th: Terry Rozier