Memphis leans toward a reset by dealing GG Jackson and Santi Aldama in exchange for veteran contributors and added draft capital, including two second round picks. LeVert gives them a proven scoring option who can also be flipped later for more assets if needed, while Wade and Saric provide frontcourt depth, spacing, and veteran presence to help stabilize the roster during a transition period.

Detroit addresses a clear roster need by acquiring Santi Aldama as a young backup power forward. He aligns well with their development timeline while bringing size, floor spacing, and positional versatility, all without disrupting their long term rebuilding plans.

Cleveland moves out of the second apron while adding the scoring upside of GG Jackson. Although they give up Wade’s depth, they gain long-term financial flexibility along with a younger asset who fits their future timeline.