Warriors give up loads of assets, but get a championship caliber roster in return. Ingram is a great scorer who can space the floor off-ball or be another on-ball scoring threat. Turner is the perfect center the Warriors have always needed, as he can protect the rim and space the floor well for a big. They also get Temple, who is a solid backup PG and Lamb, who can hold down the second guard spot while Klay is gone.

The Pistons get Wiseman, a potential two-way superstar who has the potential to be an athletic rim-protecting big the Pistons desperately need. Kuminga is a freak of nature forward who has shown flashes of being able to create his own shot. Lastly, Moody is a low risk, high reward prospect who can be an elite two-way wing.

Pacers get Jerami Grant, the perfect forward for them who is one of the best defenders in the league and can score efficiently. He also allows Sabonis to move to the 5, where he naturally should be. They also get Looney, who can give them another big off the bench and Jackson, who is already a great defender and can score but just needs to improve his efficiency.

In exchange for Ingram, the Pelicans get an elite two-way wing in Wiggins, a great young guard in Poole, a good floor-spacing forward in Brissett, and three first-round picks. Wiggins gives the Pels some defensive edge while also being an athletic slasher who can score in bunches. Poole gives them a young ball handler who can provide some scoring punch off the bench. Brissett is a large forward who is a great weak side defender and can hit the occasional three at a high efficiency. To top it off, they get one first round pick from the Pacers and two more from the Warriors.