In a stunning move, on draft day, after the Lakers made their second round selection, Trae Young is packing his bags for Disneyland and Okongwu packs his bags for Hollywood. The Lakers get Onyeka Okongwu and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, the Magic get Trae Young, Terance Mann, and Jarred Vanderbilt, and the Hawks get Anthony Black, Jett Howard, Tristan Da Silva, Dalton Knecht, Rui Hachimura, Jonathan Issac, along with a stunning 6 1st round picks.

For the Magic, although at a steep price, they get their offensive engine for the next 6-7 years at least. Trae will be happy in Disneyland, and getting to throw dimes to Franz, Paolo, Jalen Suggs, and others is much better than Jalen Johnson. The Magic are ready to contend as soon as next season. An A- deal, as they could have gotten off with giving up less.

For the Lakers, the deal also makes sense. They land their center of the future after Mark Williams failed his physical. Okongwu has shown a tad bit of stretch ability, and his athleticism for the center position will do him well with Luka and LeBron there to throw him lobs for easy dunks. A solid trade overall, a B+ for the Lakers.

For the Magic, the deal also makes sense. A plethora of young talent and draft capital is exactly what they need building around Jalen Johnson, Dyson Daniels, Zaccharie Risacher, among others. The Atlanta Hawks future looks bright as of the moment, with veterans they can flip for more prospects, picks, etc. They got their center of the future in Rasheer Fleming, but another free agency pickup, like keeping Larry Nance, can set this in stone.

Projected Rotations

Magic:

Young, Suggs, Wagner, Banchero, WCJ

Anthony, Joseph, Harris, Houstan, Queen, Goga

Lakers:

Doncic, KCP, Reaves, LeBron, Okongwu

Milton, Reddish, Krejci, Finney-Smith, Hayes

Hawks:

Black, Daniels, Risacher, Johnson, Fleming

Wallace, Knecht, Howard, Da Silva, Nance Jr., Hachimura, Issac