76ers -> Portland: Ben Simmons, Seth Curry

Blazers -> Philly: C.J. McCollum, Robert Covington

Blazers -> Utah: Seth Curry

Jazz -> Portland: Royce O'Neale

Jazz -> Memphis: Seth Curry, 2026 FRP

Grizzlies -> Utah: Kyle Anderson

• McCollum starts at PG in Philly, Danny Green moves to the starting SG spot, Covington starts at SF. bench rotation isn't really affected but the starting lineup should have better floor spacing without too large of a defensive drop-off

• Portland losing Covington may not be wanted but they get Simmons without giving up Dame and they also reroute Curry for another solid defender, Powell moves to the starting SG spot which is open from McCollum departing. (Simmons would play a point-forward role in Portland if that wasn't clear by this point)

• Utah gets more Size on the perimeter and someone who can help them more than Royce can this year, not too big of a transaction for them.

• Memphis probably gets the only real "downgrade" on paper but they could do much worse with Anderson than get a very good 3-point shooter who can help space the floor on a very team-friendly contract and a FRP. Their backcourt may be a bit crowded after this trade but they could clear out some roster spots (since they have too many players still) and bring in a solid PF or two to compensate for it

I'm not sure if there is any more draft pick movement that needs to occur but this deal could benefit every team involved here