Phoenix needs a new starting center and could use a more balanced wing room. They add Claxton to take the starting spot and Okoro slides in as the backup SF. A new rotation could look like Gillespie, Booker, Brooks, Bridges, Claxton // Goodwin, Kennard, Okoro, Dunn, Oso, Peat, Spencer, Fleming

Chicago goes young(er) and lands the 22-year-old All-NBA Center to lock down their front court. They also take a chance on Jalen Green finding his footing in a new spot. They also bring in Jenkins as a rotational PG. Chicago builds a new young core around Duren, Wilson, Buzelis, and Green with some solid veteran depth around them.

Detroit is forced to trade Duren and they get what they can. In this case it is a new secondary ball-handler with Josh Giddey, two stretch bigs in Jalen Smith and Maluach, a future 1st, a swap, and a 2nd. Not the best outcome for Detroit but this could work REALLY well for them long-term as Maluach has very high potential (if he can put it together), Giddey is on an extremely team friendly deal, and the future picks allow them to make another big swing for someone like Trey Murphy or Chet Holmgren when the time is right. Detroit could look to trade Robinson, Holland, and as many picks as needed to add a new starting PF or C.

Cade, Giddey, Ausar, Collins, Reed // Okorie, Joe, Robinson, Holland, Smith, Huerter, Green, Maluach, Prince