The Warriors lean more into offensive output more than anything in this trade. Bringing in LaVine AND Vucevic likely puts this offense in the top 3-4 in the league, minimum. Caruso is a great bench that'll be fun to pair with GP2/Podz. Yes, the Warriors do get smaller and still lack POA defenders in the starting lineup, but I think the team defense would be good enough to get stops at the right time, or have the firepower to turn every close game into a shootout.

Potenial rotation PG: Steph Curry SG: Zach LaVine SF: Klay Thompson PF: Draymond Green C: Nikola Vucevic 6: Alex Caruso 7: Dario Saric 8: Gary Payton II 9: Trayce Jackson-Davis 10: Cory Joseph

For the Bulls, they of course bring in more youth in Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody, on top of Andrew Wiggins who could use a change of scenery. With Patrick Williams set for FA and apparently asking for like 70-80 million (l o fucking l), Wiggins and Kuminga would fit right in. Chicago also gets draft comp in the form of an unprotected 2026 FRP, and a top 5 protected 2028 FRP. They also get Chris Paul, who along with Wiggins can be a potential swing move in the off season or following deadline to net more assets.

Potential Rotation PG: Coby White SG: Andrew Wiggins SF: DeMar DeRozan PF: Patrtick Williams C: Andre Drummond 6: Jonathan Kuminga 7: Chris Paul 8: Moses Moody 9: Ayo Donsunmu 10: Torrey Craig