Orlando

• Sign and Trade Bamba to OKC. Frees up space for Wendell Carter Jr. to be the true starting 5.

• Okeke's role hasn't matched with his productivity. Trading him to a team with more depth at his position allows him to slide into a true defensive wing role who takes occasional shots, rather than needing to be a shot creator.

• Orlando adding a likely late lottery pick allows them to add depth to an already young roster.

• Potential Rotation (not including draft):

Fultz, Suggs, Wagner, Isaac, Carter Jr. >> Anthony, Hampton, Ross, M. Wagner, Bol

• If they hit in the lottery at number 2 and 12, they could potentially draft Jabari Smith and Jalen Duren leading rotations to be:

Fultz, Suggs, Wagner, Isaac, Carter Jr. >> Anthony, Hampton, Ross, Smith, Duren

OKC

• With three first round picks in this years draft, OKC can afford to move a pick to gain some lower risk options.

• Bamba proved he can be a reliable stretch 5. While he needs to improve his rebounding, his shot-blocking is still a force to be reckoned with.

• Okeke in a roll where he can be a catch and shoot defensive wing player could thrive. In the second half of the season Okeke shot around 37% from deep and averaged ~1.5 steals a game.

• If they hit in the draft, they could accelerate their timeline to being a mid-tier playoff team in the 2022-23 season.