Denver makes a forward-looking move by sending Cameron Johnson to Chicago in exchange for Isaac Okoro, Rob Dillingham, and an unprotected 2027 second-round pick. For Denver, the trade is about getting younger and adding long-term upside. Johnson provides valuable shooting, but his contract is only for one season. Rather than potentially losing that production after the year, Denver gets two younger players who can become useful pieces for the rotation. Okoro brings defensive versatility on the wing, while Dillingham gives Denver another young ball-handler with offensive upside. The additional 2027 second gives Denver another future asset. For Chicago, the move is about consolidating young assets into a proven NBA scorer and shooter. Johnson immediately gives the Bulls more spacing and offensive versatility, while his one-year contract keeps their long-term books flexible.