Lakers:

• Pretty straight forward trade, LeBron has a PO and is in full control of his situation

• LeBron agreeing to a S&T allows the Lakers to not loose him for nothing

• Orlandos FRPs, Allen and Howard are all under 25 and a builing block for the future, but they are good enough to contribute to their core of AD/DLO/Rui/Reaves right now

• Allens arrival allows AD to play PF and Howard/Strus are solid role players too

• With LeBron leaving, Rui and Reaves would have to take on more responsiblity going forward

Cavaliers:

• Cavs are two steps behind Boston and even and as of now their future around Mitchell is still uncertain

• Adding LeBron for his last couple of sasons is a win-win situation for the Cavs because by just adding LeBron the catapult themselves into Championship contention and Mitchell would be more likely to commit to the team longterm

• I think drafting Bronny would open the possiblity for LeBron to return to Cleveland, even overlooking his differnces with Dan Gilbert

• If Bronny is really a capable NBA player, he'll have a great learning experience playing behind Suggs and Mitchell

• I know that relying on Isaacs health sounds stupid but Isaac is a generational defender when healthy and I can see him heavily influencing this squad

• I´d also like to see Mobley play Center going foward, but the Cavs are definitly lacking a good enough backup fot him

• Outside of the missing backup Center, I like the roster top to bottom and I think that they are a top 2 team in the east

Magic:

• I think that trading for an all-star caliber PG would solve their deadlock at PG

• Garland may have had a down year (mostly because of bad fit with Mitchell IMO), but he's a great fit with Wagner and Banchero and also fits their timeline

• Howard didn't see any PT and even though Isaac is great when he plays, he barely does play --> both of them, Suggs and two relatively low FRPs are a low price for Garland and would improve them without sacrificing future assets

Who wins this trade?