I've seen versions of trading Wiggins for Hachimura on this site before, but I think this is the best one. I think its helps both teams. The Heat are high on Hachimura. I think they believe he'd be what they were missing when they had to trade Jimmy Butler. They may not have gotten exactly what they wanted in the trade but they had to get him out of there as it was just becoming toxic. Jacquez had a bad year last year and Jimmy being around for half the year might have had something to do with it. So surrounding their young players with a better role model, yet still good shot maker would be better for everyone. Not sure if Hachimura is the best 3rd option for the Heat (Bam and Herro are first and second), but if the Heat believe in him then I guess it will work.

Lakers need a defensive glue/guy especially after acquiring Ayton and now re-signing Jaxson Hayes to a one year deal, so that's why I like Kyle Anderson and Andrew Wiggins going to the Lakers. Its unfortunate that Kyle leaves Miami, but Jacquez still has plenty of mentoring from Herro, and Davion Mitchell, and now Simone (didn't show that trade here, because this site says it doesn't work financially but we all know it already happened) The Heat might have made that trade to get them under the 2nd apron, thereby allowing them extend Nikola Jovic and also possibly sign Jonathan Kuminga later on! I hear the Heat and the Bulls are biggest players to get him. Not sure where he'll go in the end but I think the Heat might hold the leverage over the Bulls, since it's warmer, no state tax, and just a bigger market. Besides the Bulls still need to re-sign Josh Giddey, and possibly extend both Coby White and Ayo. They still have Vuc and I'm starting to think they are stuck with him for his last year. (Center market is extremely thin now) and the Warriors have already moved on as they are looking to sign Al Horford instead. Bulls might be better to just keep Vuc around for his last year. So there might not be enough money in the end to get him.

Anyway back to this trade, so Vincent I feel is kind of a forgotten man. He did well in 2020, but ever since then, the NBA has just left him by the wayside. He first excelled with the Heat so I feel they may be the only team that will take him. He's not what he was in 2020 (not sure if really was something then either, but the Heat really liked him). And Vandy is more defensive than he is offensive so he might be better off playing next to K-Love as a 3rd string PF.

What do you guys think?