why nets do this?: they get draft capital, 2frp for cam johnson, 2srp, veteran TH jr on his last year so they clear up cap space, young player in gui santos who they can eventually flip in other deal and they are nit giving away any trade calital or nic claxton who in my opinion is untouchable for them

why hornets do this?: they get a really solid young 20ppg player in kuminga who will ask for around $30mill in the ofseason but they can afford it and they are not a big free agency destination so they wont sign a lot of guys. They could have a big 3 of lamelo at pg, miller at sg, and kuminga at sf. That is a really solid trio and they dont even give up much, only their 2027 frp and 2028 srp so for me that is a no brainer

why warriors do this?: the get 3 really good role players and CAM JOHNSON, they get off wiggins bad contract and dont have to pay kuminga $30+ million, they get a starting sf that shoots over 40% from 3 this season, cody martin who is a league average 3pt shooter, backup for TJD and they dont have to play looney anymore which is kinda sad but sharpe is objectively a better player and also great bench piece in malik beasley who will go in for 10-15 mins shoot 2/4 threes and sit back down on a bench without complaining

why pistons do it?: i think getting wiggins and 2srp for malik beasley is a great deal for them as the get more than give up, they are also not a big FA destination so they can afford this wiggins and kyle anderson contracts and make wiggins their second option at offense and he can real,y deliver on the defensive side of the floor, they also get veteran and a high basketball iq player in anderson that can help young guys in development

i think that every team wins this one