Obviously picks will be involved. I’m just not sure who gives them up. Probably the Wolves and Hornets.

Pelicans - Ingram and Zion haven’t played that many games together, but I’m not sure that project will ever really work given the current roster construction. If there was ever a time to shake it up, it’s now. They bring in Towns before his super max kicks in, and manage to stay under the tax this year. Also, the fit with the starters would be much better for spacing.

Lineups: G: CJ M./Dyson D./Jose A. G: Herb J./Jordan H. F: Trey M./Matt R. F: Zion W./Kelly O. C: KAT/Jonas V.

Timberwolves - Move off of KAT before his super max kicks, and bring in a couple expiring deals. Hayward will probably be a nice fit for them as well, and they can decide if he is worth re-signing.

Hornets - They find an opportunity to swing for a big move, and get a hometown player back. Their roster would work well with Ingram considering they have players that can play well off ball. The Ingram/Lamello fit would be arguably better than Ingram/Zion.

Jazz - Honestly, they don’t need to be included. However, this can be another opportunity to add more future picks. They can flip Larry Nance next year for another piece if they desire, but I saw this as a good opportunity for the Pelicans to reshape their roster for a playoff or bust run this year and down the road.