Knicks - Brogdon fills out their playoff 8 & should honestly start. He can play off-ball, create, play on-ball, shoot & defend. Also would allow them to deal him in the offseason for a pick back. They give up an expiring & 2 protected picks.

76ers - deal 2 expirings plus a pick for Joel Embiid's former teammate. 76ers need wings. Wiggins has looked off but play has picked up. That said, he's still not in shape enough for a great defensive playoff run like he did previously and his shooting looks shaky. On the 76ers with the injury of Joel Embiid, hes got time & the green light to play himself into shape in an offense that may better suit him. 76ers still keep a max spot open while addressing their biggest need in the offseason.

Portland - Scoot looks to be 2 years away. for Portland, dealing Brogdon & Grant makes sense to get off contracts to sign good role players to deals in order to trade them at the deadline. They also attach Ayton who looks to be lazy out there with such a bad team. For low drive guys like Ayton thats a terrible place to be in. Getting 5 picks for a rebuild after dealing Dame is a massive win for Portland.

GSW - Ayton- I think in the GSW system he can be dominant. At worst he is a solid starting Center with physical traits & at a young enough to grow with Pods & Kuminga. But honestly with the Warriors play style, he's guaranteed to get 18-10 throughout the contract. They also flip Wiggins contract for expirings & a first. They also now have a solid playoff 8. Grant can play 3 & 4. He can play more of a 3 next to Draymond. Hes a good shooter & a solid defender. His weak side rim protection & Aytons defense + rebounding should help GSW re-establish their dominant defense. If Curry, Kuminga, Pods & Klay can pick up the scoring with more spacing with this team; they can make a deep run.