After the OG and Siakam deal it is quite evident the Raptors have committed to moving forward with the primary focus around Scottie Barnes. There are still some valuable veterans on this rosters that could be moved for more assets. From the looks of it, the Raptors are valuing young players, draft capital and cap flexibility in order to sign a big name star in the coming offseasons. This is not one big deal, rather 3 separate deals.

++Deal 1: Raptors X 76ers++ Raptors Receive - Marcus Morris, Furkan Korkmaz, 2 firsts 76ers Receive - Bruce Brown It has been projected that the Raptors could fetch another first or two for Bruce Brown. This is an ideal deal for both sides, because the Raptors recoup draft capital and take on expiring contract, while the 76ers bring in an impact wing player that can contribute this year, meanwhile maintaining their cap flexibility for the offseason as Bruce Brown's contract has a team option.

++Deal 2: Raptors X Warriors++ Raptors Receive - Chris Paul, Moses Moody, 2 seconds Warriors Receive - Dennis Shroeder, Chris Boucher, Otto Porter The Raptors ship away the bulk of their veteran depth to the Warriors in exchange for an expiring Chris Paul, but more importantly Moses Moody. Moody already has a good relationship with Scottie, and he would slide in perfectly as a 3&D two guard in Toronto's starting lineup. The Warriors move on from Chris Paul and Moses Moody (not a big part of their rotation), for 3 quality plug in bench players who would give meaningful mins instantly.

++Deal 3: Raptors X Pistons++
Raptors Receive - Joe Harris, 1 second Pistons Receive - Gary Trent Jr It is no secret the Pistons are in search of legit NBA quality rotational players. Gary Trent Jr is still young, and given the right opportunity which he should receive in Detroit, he could be a very high end role player. Especially considering the Pistons only have to give up a second-round pick to get him, it should be a no brainer. Toronto does this because they are likely to not resign Trent. At this point getting some sort of asset back in return would be wise asset managment.