Detroit: They lands a premier stretch-5 in Myles Turner ($26.5M) to instantly open up the floor for Cade Cunningham's driving lanes. Securing an additional top-10 protected 1st-round pick (via Miami) gives them a great mix of win-now talent and future draft flexibility. Milwaukee: adds Domantas Sabonis ($45.4M), giving them elite rebounding and high-post playmaking alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo. Landing two high-upside young perimeter wings in Ron Holland II ($9.0M) and Dalton Knecht ($4.2M) retools their depth with much-needed youth and athleticism. The Clippers: They turn Derrick Jones Jr. ($10.4M) into two elite 3-point snipers in Duncan Robinson ($15.9M) and AJ Green ($10.0M). Adding two future 2nd-round picks replenishes their draft cabinet while surrounding Darius Garland and Brandon Ingram with premier floor spacing. LA Lakers: secures two athletic, high-energy frontcourt defenders in Derrick Jones Jr. ($10.4M) and Jericho Sims ($2.8M). Jones Jr. gives them a lockdown wing stopper, while Sims provides rim protection and vertical spacing without clogging their cap sheet. Sacramento Kings: locks up a high-upside young center in Jalen Duren ($40.0M) to anchor their defense for the next four years. Surrounding him with versatile, multi-positional wings like Kyle Kuzma ($20.4M) and Jarred Vanderbilt ($12.4M) creates a longer, more switchable defensive unit.