Grizzlies:

Total fire sale. They move the majority of their current high minute players, including both Morant and JJJ, for a boat load of picks and interesting young players. This trade gives them a much better pool of assets to (re)build a competitive team in the West. They should remain a play-in range team after the trade.

PG - Quickley/Dillingham

SG - Barrett/Wells

SF - George/Coward

PF - Toppin/Jackson

C - Edey/Jackson

Pacers:

They reunite Siakam with Poeltl in the frontcourt, which gives them their long term starter to replace Turner. This move should significantly improve their interior defense, plus also improve their rebounding and paint scoring.

PG - Halliburton/McConnell

SG - Nembhardt/Sheppard/Furphy

SF - Mathurin/Nesmith/Edwards

PF - Siakam/Walker

C - Poeltl/Huff/Bradley

Timberwolves:

They trade in two of their young prospects and a pick swap to upgrade their bench backcourt, particularly addressing their need for another impact point guard.

PG - DiVincenzo/Pippen Jr./Conley

SG - Edwards/Konchar/Clark

SF - McDaniels/Shannon Jr.

PF - Randle

C - Gobert/Reid/Beringer

Sixers:

They trade PG13 and a premium first round draft pick to fill their void at the 4 position and add a quality veteran wing to their backcourt rotation. This trade makes them more balanced, both on the court and financially. Overall, this trade should help this team improve and become more consistent.

PG - Maxey/McCain

SG - Edgecoumbe/Caldwell-Pope

SF - Grimes/Oubre

PF - Aldama/Clarke/Watford

C - Embiid/Drummond

Raptors:

They go all-in on winning the East, adding both of Memphis' stars to their roster, plus a high-end starer/sixth man. This trade should help them win at a higher level, as long as Morant can keep his act together north of the border. It's a bit of a gamble, but likely worth the risk. The priority then becomes bolstering their bench, where possible.

PG - Morant/Shead

SG - Jerome/Agbaji/Dick

SF - Ingram/Battle

PF - Barnes/Mogbo

C - Jackson Jr./Mamukelashvili