THIS TRADE IS NOT SUPER REALISTIC, I DO NOT SEE THE NETS DOING THIS (i would if I were them) BUT SIXERSGM SAYS AS LONG AS IT FULFILLS THE CHALLENGE IT WORKS OUT!

Nets: The obvious problem when looking at their roster is the lack of defense. Bruce Brown is very good, and Blake was surprisingly capable last year but there is still work to be done. This trade, while it loses them Joe Harris, gains them a lot of defensive versatility. Kyle, Juan, and Tillman in particular are high IQ defenders who can guard multiple positions. None of those 3 are inept shooters, and the gravity gained from the big 3 should only increase their shooting numbers.

PROJECTED STARTERS: Kyrie, Harden, Durant, Anderson, and Claxton with a bench run by Juan, Tillman, Brown, and Griffin/Aldridge.

Grizzlies: Their offense, while having Ja, has always lacked a little bit of dynamicity. It is fairly one note, and I think the movement shooting of Joe Harris would do wonders for them. He would excel off of the playmaking and scoring gravity of Ja Morant, opening up lanes for everyone on the team. He is no pushover on defense either. While he isn't a creator per say, his gravity off the ball increases the creation of his teammates, which increases offensive firepower.

PROJECTED STARTERS: Ja, Dillon, Harris, JJJ, and Adams with Clarke, Bane, and Melton heading the second unit

Warriors: The team as is, is significantly lacking in a little bit of offensive juice. Steph can create his own shot at a really high level but is better offball. Poole has potential but shouldn't be counted on yet, and if Wiggins is a huge source of individual offense you are in trouble. Enter Patty Mills. He can run the second unit while also having enough grit to play some limited minutes with Steph. He can play on or off ball and can inject life into any offense. And James Johnson could fill a role as a tough, high IQ small ball switchable 5 if need be.

PROJECTED STARTERS: Steph, Poole (until Klay returns), Wiggins, Otto, Draymond, with Wiseman, Moody, and Mills running the second unit