Heat: Acquire their PG of the future with Fox to lead their offense that ranked 1st in the league in offensive pace this season. Along with swapping an expiring Wiggins with Keldon Johnson who's more likely to sign an extension than either him or Herro, the Heat become contenders overnight. Norman Powell should resign with the Heat in this case but even if he doesn't, Pelle Larsson could have a breakout, MIP level season (u/Santosgg's Austin Reaves).

Bucks: Wiggins for Giannis. Of course that's not the trade but I had to get the critics out of the way first and say Wiggins as a team's #1 scoring option hasn't been seen since Kansas/NCAA. Bucks are intent on rebuilding in this trade obviously, but Wiggins' trade value could skyrocket with Milwaukee like we saw with MPJ in Brooklyn. The picks aside from swap rights are all unprotected, so all Milwaukee has to do is draft and develop their players (Rollins, AJ Green, Jericho Sims, Dieng 👀). What they do with their 2 lottery picks and 3 new seconds is up to them, but the Bucks should try trading back into the first round with those 3 seconds to snag someone slipping down the board (maybe around pick 25-30).

Spurs: Barnes and Olynyk expiring allows this trade to go through legally/financially. Tyler Herro coming off the bench to Harper and Castle as a 6th man, Vassell at the 3 and Giannis and Wemby sharing the frontcourt... Need I say more?

Yes. Herro wouldn't be able to extend with San Antonio for financial reasons (Wemby and Giannis getting Max contracts, Champagnie also needing an extension, then Castle the next year, yada yada), so whether they choose to trade him during the season could depend on their record next season, how Herro's adapting of course, and also the playoff success of this season still unfolding.