Why Each Team Does This:

Miami Heat: With the emergence of Tyler Herro as a point guard the need for Lowry really isn't there. So trading Lowry to upgrade the team would be the best bet since Robinson's contract isn't the greatest in the association. By trading for Caruso they add another point of attack defender on the team and a perfect backcourt mate next to Tyler Herro, Christian wood brings the heat a power forward who can help with the rebounding problems and scoring problems, and Drummond can help with interior defense and rebounding. The biggest thing about this trade is it saves the heat money on the season while upgrading the team.

Chicago Bulls: They get a first round pick and a second which could help them if they look to rebuild in the offseason. Bullock brings them a more versatility defender. He can guard 1-4 and on a good and depending on the matchup a five. Vincent brings them more shot creation while bringing them good defensive minutes on the defensive end.

Dallas Mavericks: They get a shakeup to their team. They add another ball handler in Lowry while getting a shooter In Strus. Another positive for this trade is that a trade for a star in the offseason becomes a little bit more easier with Lowry's contract being big but only being one year left on the contract.

Lineups:

Miami Heat: PG: Herro/ Dragic SG: Caruso/ Oladipo SF: Butler/ Martin PF: Wood/ Highsmith C: Adebayo/ Drummond

Chicago Bulls: PG: Dosunmu/ Vincent SG: Lavine/ White SF: Derozan/ Bullock PF: Williams/ Jones C: Vucevic/ Bradley

Dallas Mavericks: PG: Doncic/ Lowry SG: Dinwiddie/ Green SF: Hardaway Jr./ Strus PF: Finney-Smith/ Bertans C: Mcgee/ Kleber