This trade is for the chenispeese Fanspo Test first round.

Why the Thunder do this:

OKC gains some serious cap flexibility while keeping an All-NBA center on the roster. This makes it much easier for them to eventually make their way under the second apron as the years pass.

Why the Pistons do this:

This is a relatively cheap way to not only retain a high-level center but arguably upgrade, something that has largely been considered out of the question in Detroit.

Why the Nets do this:

Brooklyn’s here to make the money work, but they get a value upgrade here, getting rid of the awful Terrance Mann contract and bringing in two very solid trade pieces in Wiggins and Collins.

Why the Heat do this:

Wiggins gets traded for some serious depth in the return of Duncan Robinson as well as Keon Ellis to round out a super strong situational defensive backcourt with Davion Mitchell.