Nets keep the rebuild going, getting assets for their veterans and taking on bad contracts, including LaVine from the Bulls for Simmons' expiring and a protected 1st. They don't have enough young guys to fully hand the keys to, but a Schroeder, Thomas, Lavine, Wiggins, Claxton lineup should be good enough for Cooper Flagg, Nolan Traore, Ace Bailey, or Dylan Harper.

Kings fill positions of need, getting tough 3 and D defensive forwards. Now they have a really cohesive roster from top to bottom, save a better backup 5 than Alex Len.

Suns save a ton of money and get down near the 2nd apron limit. They're a Grayson Allen salary dump away from being below the cutoff. They also get a good role player center in Kevon Looney and a productive bench vet in Bojan Bogdanovic, as well as Beekman who can fill in the Josh Okogie role this year on a two-way and develop into a rotational PG moving forward.

Warriors upgrade contract values from Wiggins to DFS and get an "offensive center" like they've been reportedly looking for in Vucevic. While they give up a protected 1st for the salary dump of Wiggins, they get back a few 2nds for taking on the salary of Vucevic.

Bulls finally cut LaVine loose and get Huerter, who they've reportedly been fans of. They are in a good position to tank for a top 4 pick in the strong 2025 class.