Kings get a young player that fits well with Fox and Sabonis. He can stretch the floor and score 20+ per game. They also get a protected first and high 2nd rounder.

The Hornets get Holmes who takes the place of a Montrez who won't re-sign and may not see an NBA court for a while.

Atlanta sheds Gallinari's salary and gets three defensive upgrades (Dort, Green, and Williams) that are needed for a playoff push. They have plenty of scoring to make up for the loss of Collins and get to pick at #12 this year. Favors is there for salary purposes.

Denver is in this for the trade that's already happened so Green can go to Atlanta.

Oklahoma City eats Green and Oubre salaries. They both had substandard years. Maybe they get waived or turn into Presti reclamation projects. OKC picks up #4 this year. They can probably throw in 1 or 2 more picks to the other teams if needed to get this done. The trade shows failed, but OKC has room through 7/1.