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The Type of Kevin Durant trade I see happening

This trade was created for the 2024-2025 season.

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Lakers

+1 player ($13.0m),

Cap Impact - $1.3M

PF, 6' 8", 0.35 LEBRON
Roll + Cut Big

$12.5M

3yrs

+1 Wins

-15.86 MPG

+3.00 Off.

+0.99 Def.

Financial Breakdown

Tax Space

Apron Space

2nd Apron Space

-$15.8M

-$9.0M

$1.7M

($186.6M)

($187.1M)

($187.1M)

This team will be a 1st apron team after these moves.

Outgoing Cap

(Trades)

$13,875,000

Incoming Cap

(Trades)

$12,500,000

Allowable Incoming Cap

$13,875,000

Cap Difference

- $1,375,000

Standard Contracts

14

Salary Matching

Incoming < $13.8M x 1 + $0

You are under the allowable incoming amount by $1,375,000

Recently Traded

Recently traded player salary ($11.0M) is combined with another outgoing salary to match incoming player salary ($12.5M). Maxi Kleber cannot be traded to a team aggregated with other players from his team because 2 months have not passed since he was traded for. His outgoing salary cannot be combined with another one of his teammates to bring in a higher salaried player. This restriction expires after Apr 02, 2025.

Stepien

Consecutive draft years 2029 & 2030 would be missing a 1st round pick.

Suns

+3 players ($55.1m) +1 pick,

Cap Impact - $8.7M

Lauri Markkanen

Lauri Markkanen

PF, -0.06 LEBRON
Off Screen Shooter

$42.1M

5yrs

PG, 6' 2", -0.34 LEBRON
Primary Ball Handler

$12.9M

3yrs

Kyle Filipowski

Kyle Filipowski

C, 6' 11", -0.84 LEBRON
Stretch Big

$3.0M

4yrs

2030 - Round 1

PHX or WAS swap rights

-1 Wins

+5.98 MPG

-1.94 Off.

-0.18 Def.

Financial Breakdown

Tax Space

Apron Space

2nd Apron Space

-$34.8M

-$28.0M

-$17.2M

($205.6M)

($206.1M)

($206.1M)

This team will be a 2nd apron team after these moves.

Outgoing Cap

(Trades)

$66,804,021

Incoming Cap

(Trades)

$55,076,400

Allowable Incoming Cap

$66,804,021

MSE's Used

(Min. Salary Ex.)

$3,000,000

Cap Difference

- $11,727,621

Standard Contracts

16

Salary Matching

Incoming < $66.8M x 1 + $0

You are under the allowable incoming amount by $11,727,621

Must Waive Players

Phoenix would have 16 standard contract players after the trade and would need to waive 1 player.

Grizzlies

+1 player ($51.2m),

Cap Impact + $4.6M

SF, 6' 11", 0.93 LEBRON
Shot Creator

$51.1M

2yrs

-2 Wins

-12.92 MPG

+0.75 Off.

-1.58 Def.

Financial Breakdown

Tax Space

Apron Space

2nd Apron Space

$2.8M

$8.8M

$19.6M

($167.9M)

($169.3M)

($169.3M)

This team will be a over the cap/non-tax team after these moves.

Team is hard-capped at the 1st Apron

Outgoing Cap

(Trades)

$46,505,250

Incoming Cap

(Trades)

$51,179,021

Allowable Incoming Cap

$58,381,563

Cap Difference

+ $4,673,771

Standard Contracts

14

Salary Matching

Incoming < $46.5M x 1.25 + $250K

You are under the allowable incoming amount by $7,202,542

Jazz

+4 players ($25.6m) +4 picks,

Cap Impact - $936K

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope

SG, 6' 5", -1.44 LEBRON
Off Screen Shooter

$22.7M

3yrs

RT

PF, 6' 10", -2.64 LEBRON
Recently Traded | Stationary Shooter

$11.0M

2yrs

CO

PG, 6' 7", -1.41 LEBRON
Contract Over | Primary Ball Handler

$7.6M

3yrs

SG, 6' 5", -1.01 LEBRON
Secondary Ball Handler

$2.8M

3yrs

2026 - Round 1

PHX, WAS or ORL swap rights

2027 - Round 1

2029 - Round 1

2030 - Round 1

CHA holds rights to swap

+ 0 Wins

+40.24 MPG

-8.49 Off.

+2.90 Def.

Financial Breakdown

Tax Space

Apron Space

2nd Apron Space

$18.1M

$24.8M

$35.6M

($152.6M)

($153.2M)

($153.2M)

This team will be a over the cap/non-tax team after these moves.

Team is hard-capped at the 1st Apron

Outgoing Cap

(Trades)

$45,176,400

Incoming Cap

(Trades)

$25,632,000

Allowable Incoming Cap

$56,720,500

ETPE's Used

(NTMLE, RME, BAE)

$18,607,760

Cap Difference

- $19,544,400

Standard Contracts

16

Salary Matching

Incoming < $45.1M x 1.25 + $250K

You are under the allowable incoming amount by $31,088,500

Recently Traded

Maxi Kleber cannot be traded to a team aggregated with other players from his team because 2 months have not passed since he was traded for. His outgoing salary cannot be combined with another one of his teammates to bring in a higher salaried player. This restriction expires after Apr 02, 2025.

Must Waive Players

Utah would have 16 standard contract players after the trade and would need to waive 1 player.

Magic

+2 players ($49.6m),

Cap Impact + $6.3M

SG, 6' 5", 1.41 LEBRON
Shot Creator

$34.0M

5yrs

SG, 6' 4", -0.04 LEBRON
Movement Shooter

$15.6M

4yrs

+2 Wins

-17.45 MPG

+6.68 Off.

-2.13 Def.

Financial Breakdown

Tax Space

Apron Space

2nd Apron Space

$14.0M

$17.6M

$28.4M

($156.7M)

($160.4M)

($160.4M)

This team will be a over the cap/non-tax team after these moves.

Outgoing Cap

(Trades)

$43,264,760

Incoming Cap

(Trades)

$49,630,250

Allowable Incoming Cap

$54,330,950

Cap Difference

+ $6,365,490

Standard Contracts

14

Salary Matching

Incoming < $43.2M x 1.25 + $250K

You are under the allowable incoming amount by $4,700,700

Contract Over

After the trade deadline, the team cannot trade Anthony Black since he has a team option next year which is worth $7.9M.

LEBRON (Luck-adjusted player Estimate using a Box prior Regularized ON-off) impact data is provided by BBall Index . See how LEBRON is calculated, and explore the data.

Why Memphis Do This. They may not trust Ja or JJJ to be the number 1 option on a championship team. Although KD might not be seen as that league-wide and is getting older. KD is still a top 10 player in the league when he's on the court and the depth that Memphis have would allow him to be at his best come playoff time while sharing the load with Ja and JJJ.

Why the Suns do this? The Suns do this to try and contend and gain some future assets to hedge their bets on Devin Booker's happiness. If Lauri returns to last season's form Suns can become a middling playoff Team while angling for another superstar down the line.

Why the Jazz do this? The Jazz get crazy value for Lauri including t an all star level talent in Desmond Bane who can be traded for more assets down the line or can be a running mate for their incoming rookies.

Why do does the Lakers do this? Get good value for the 2031 pick and the Kleber contract in a playoff-level backup C in Brandon Clarke who has quietly been one of the better roll men in the league. If Jaxon Hayes wants more than the minimum I could see themm be interested in a trade like this and also trading for a guy like Claxton or Poeltl.

Why the Magic do this? Bane could be the Magic's best bet to have an all-star-level primary ball handler. According to CraftedNBA Bane is in the 83rd percentile in passer rating and in the 94th percentile in creation. Bane also offers better defence than other options for Orlando, such as Anfernee Simons and Trae Young. They also get Grayson Allen who can drain a couple of 3s come playoff time.

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