San Antonio - Herro can be a building block and provide offense and shooting. Wembanyama will help to protect him on defense. Spurs give up a first and two seconds, plus some cap flexibility. They have an abundance of picks, though, and they decide to turn the picks into a legitimate NBA scorer.

Phoenix - The Suns move Ayton's contract for Lowry's expiring deal and Jovic. Lowry can replicate a lot of what Chris Paul brought to the table, while Jovic gives them a young prospect at the forward position. The Suns will need to follow up this trade with another move to acquire Ayton's replacement. Lowry's expiring contract could be used to solve this problem.

Blazers - They finally ship out Lillard, but they get a haul that includes the building blocks of Ayton and Martin, plus two firsts and two seconds.

Heat - Miami gets the best player in the trade, Damian Lillard. They have to sacrifice three rotational pieces, plus a first round pick, but they maintain some future roster flexibility by replacing Lowry's large expiring contract with one medium-sized expiring deal and one small-sized expiring deal. Both of those contracts could be used at the deadline to bring in additional help.