++Dallas Mavericks++

They've had incredible "luck" getting the first pick, and that opens up a lot of possibilities.

I'm proposing this trade for them because they're getting a player with a bright future who can help them now, and they're letting go of two great players, who, after the additions of A. Davis and Flagg, are more expendable.

In addition, with this trade, they would fall below the first Apron.

The addition of Vassell is perfect to replace Irving during his injury, and even when Irving returns, he can play alongside him, forming a good backcourt.

A possible starting five with everyone healthy could be:

Irving-Vassell-Flagg AD-Lively

You have Hardy Caleb Klay Naji Powell as backups. It seems like a backup center is missing, but you could always put Naji or OMax at power forward and move Davis to the center position.

++Milwaukee Bucks++

The Bucks are in a situation where it hurts to lose your franchise player, who gave you a ring, but the reality is he's considering leaving the team, and you don't have many assets to improve what you already have.

I think they get good return value here to start a rebuild.

They get three good players in Rui, K. Johnson, and Reaves, whom they can keep if they want, and if not, get good value for them (especially Reaves). You also get four RPFs, two of which are the numbers 2 and 14 in this draft.

I selected Dylan Harper (who would have undoubtedly been the first pick last year) for them with the second pick and Asa Newell with the 14th pick, because I think they need a player with potential at center, and I think Queen and Maluach will have already been selected. If not, I'd select one of the other two.

If they kept the three players they received, they'd be left with a starting five:

Harper-Reaves-K. Johnson-Kuzma or Rui-Newell

A good way to start a rebuild.

++Los Angeles Lakers++

They need a center and a defender at the wing, and with this trade, they get both.

They're letting Austin Reaves go, and they may be left without a playmaker when Luka isn't playing. But they're reinforcing their two most important needs.

They're also getting Sochan to balance salaries. He's a player with a bright future, who can compete in DFS and PJ for the power forward position.

They're missing a small defender and some playmaker at the point guard position, but they might find something in free agency to solve those problems.

In addition, with this trade, they would fall below the first Apron.

The starting lineup would look like this:

Luka-Lebron-PJ-DFS-Gafford

On the bench, they'll have players like Vincent, Knecht, Sochan, and a center they can find in FA or another trade because Hayes...

++San Antonio Spurs++

They get Giannis, that's it.

I could end the explanation here, but I'll argue something else.

They let go of three good players: Vassell, K. Johnson, and Sochan.

Castle's emergence makes Vassell's role less important to the team.

Getting Giannis makes Sochan (who is a great player) less important. Neither of them can shoot from three, and you'd rather have Giannis than Sochan.

Plus, you put Wemby and Antetokounmpo on the same team.

The starting five would be:

Fox-Castle-Barnes-Antetokounmpo-Wemby

If there's anything misspelled, I have to say I'm Spanish and I used Google Translate. :)