Expanding on the Sexton & Nurkic trade.

Phoenix reroutes Green to Utah, getting under the second apron hardcap. While offloading Richards, who is redundant as the third big with Williams and Maluach from Duke. With the slew of picks and Tobias, they roll out a legitimately competitive lineup of Booker, Beal, Brooks, Tobias and Williams.

Detroit gambles and brings in Collins and Richards, to compliment Duren and Stewart. Which basically costs Detroit a lottery protected FRP, a SRP, and Harris, which feels like a pretty significant win. Both Collins and Richards are on expiring contracts, so they can be traded before next deadline, or resigned if they pan out. They're also both 27 years old, fitting the youth timeline in Detroit, unlike Harris who is 32 years old. Giving up the picks to do so is a little rich. But it's a calculated risk. This allows them to resign Beasley and Schröder, and is the kind of trade that could take Detroit to the Conference Finals.

Utah brings in Green, as they've sent out Sexton for Nurkic. Green is more expensive, but he has significantly more upside than Sexton.

Charlotte brings in Sexton for Nurkic, while signing Capela, as the Hornets now have traded away all three of their centers from the last two seasons.