bottom line none of these teams need to make a trade, nuggets and warriors won the last two championships and the cavs are a solid young team. (reposting because i accidentally sent gp2 and moody to the wrong teams last time)

jarrett allen immediately becomes the best real center that steph has ever played with, allows cp3 to start alongside steph, klay, and draymond. levert is a decent enough poole replacement that could inject a lot more into the second unit than poole did into the starting while making half the money, which also inches them slightly away from the second apron.

cavs need a guy with size to just go get a bucket, allows mobley to play the 5 where he should be and adds a few more players to the playoff rotation that felt pretty slim lest year, idk how okoro and gp2 fit together but i also don’t expect okoro to be a cav much longer either way.

nuggets have no reason to make any moves and although moody was purely to make salary work if there was anyone who could make him a rotational player it’s jokic, i like the wiggins fit with denver better than mpj’ seven tho he’s older but mpj should by no means be safe going into next season for the nuggets. this also clears up a few million in salary for them as they head into the new cba