The trade works, I tested it around and if I sent Ousmane somewhere else then it would work for OKC, but for some reason when I just decline the team option it doesn't. But works just fine. For Boston, this would be the ideal package for Derrick White. I know it looks steep, but it is the only way White would be dealt, is if the haul of picks and players was that steep. KP gets traded for a small downgrade, but much cheaper in Poeltl. Raptors fleece when it comes to trading no picks, but help Boston by taking own Tillman. The Nets take on Agbaji for one second, as he is a pretty good player in general. Kings get Holiday as many predict, and Celtics once again save salary by dishing 2 seconds to the Nets to take Valanciunas. Celtics also deal #28 to the Kings and 2 seconds as part of acquiring Monk and Ellis. I feel as if each trade is fair. The most lopsided would be the Thunder one in favor of the Celtics. However, this is under the assumption the Thunder either feel like they need to make another splash even if they win the championship, or simply didn't win mostly because of shooting and add a top shooter in the league. Because of this, they must make a big offer, which they have and then some. Joe, who didn't play much in the finals, Cason, who doesn't really have a good jumper yet and can get replaced easily in every role by White, and 4 firsts. They still keep #24 in the draft as well. The Nets trade #27 for Hauser and #32, which is fair. Moral of the story looking at this and my other Celtics offseason stuff is that the Celtics and Nets better have a good relationship this offseason, or its gonna be hard for Boston.