Note that if he goes here it probably wouldn't be this many picks given to PHX…

Hope you like Little Caesars Buddy…

Seeing that Fox wants out of Sac-Town, this could be a part of his trade.

Minnesota: The Timberwolves have fallen into mediocrity this season, after trading KAT in the offseason. One of the minor reasons for this is the decline of the Point Guards of the Timberwolves. Mike Conley is only averaging 8 ppg and 4.3 apg. While they do have Dillingham, he isn't quite ready to be the Point Guard of a contender yet. Fox is perfect in my opinion for their offence, playing fast paced ball like Anthony Edwards. He is currently averaging 25.2 ppg and 6.2 apg.

Sac-Town: Fox clearly wants out of Sacramento and isn't willing to compromise on staying there. With him wanting to contend now, Minnesota should be a place he is willing to go to. While at the moment they aren't at the top of the west like last season, that is because of the changes they made over the offseason not working.

PS: This is my opinion and shouldn't be taken like facts. Also they should give the Kings some pick, but I am unsure…

Note: This trade would include 2/3 of PHX tradable picks.

The player nobody wants, BRADLEY BEAL. Is getting out of Phoenix with this trade.

Pistons: While they shouldn't want him, 2FRP and 1SRP slightly sweeten the deal. Tim Hardaway just hasn't been the greatest in Detroit anyways, so would be easy to give out in a trade. Beal however would at minimum improve the rotation slightly and allow for the pistons to pursue playoff hopes in Detroit. This being just the beginning of a new era of winning in Detroit, it also could be a new era for Beal to thrive in his aging role.

Phoenix: Get Beal out of Footprint Center. Acquire minor pieces to improve the teams nonexistent depth. These are the reasons for Phoenix.

PS: IDK I think this could work but its up to you guys….

With Atlanta not really owning their future FRP's until 2029, they should pursue a path of which the picks aren't good. If they miss the playoffs, then the picks have the chance to give the spurs a no.1 overall pick.

76ers: This core is terrible, George doesn't play, and if he does then its not like MVPG in 2019. The 76ers have shown above all that a super team with unavailable players doesn't work, just like the 2020-23 Nets did. Being worse than Atlanta who is known for being average in the regular season.

Hawks: As I mentioned previously, the Hawks don't own any of their picks without stipulations until the 2029 draft. And giving up franchise players to a team who doesn't need them hurts REALLY BAD. At least with PG, the Hawks will have a "star" to pair with Trae in the future. Though PG is 34!! He shouldn't be completely counted out a being good. And being next to a great point guard is how he succeeds throughout his career….

I believe that the Rockets could use Zion in the future more than the Pelicans have/will.

Pelicans: This team is dysfunctional. Even when somewhat healthy they suck. Zion and/or Ingram need to be traded. I believe that the first to be traded will be Zion, because his value is slightly lower than Ingram's at the moment.

Rockets: Bring in a star. That's the whole idea of any major trade involving them. Zion is just one of the players they could go for. While not the best fit in Houston, with him not being very "Available" for PT in a city like that. Having other players to depend on is what I believe he needs to actually succeed in the NBA.

PS: I only make this as an idea and shouldn't be taken seriously….

The revival of Westbrook has helped the Nuggets immensely this season, but one bad streak could tank their playoff hopes this season.

Nets: Race to the Flagg. This should be their main goal this season, BE TERRIBLE. Giving away mediocre players for a better chance at getting the no.1 pick is all that matters for Brooklyn right now.

Nuggets: Improving their guard rotation with Melton will help should Westbrook's hot streak end to fast. Along with Sharpe improving their backup center rotation over Saric.

PS: This is just an idea for a minor trade and shouldn't be taken seriously….

Its up to you guys if this trade is good or not….

Timberwolves: Getting Randle out of Minnesota is a need for this team to reach last seasons protentional. Plus, bolstering their guard positions and one of their picks back is probably the best they can get. With Conley's age starting to show, this team will need someone to replace him asap. Sexton could be a possible player to replace him while George and Dillingham develop or get traded.

Jazz: The Jazz look to tank for this season, and sending Randle there would improve his trade value for possible offseason trades. While giving up a semi valuable pick for someone who probably won't be there by next season. Randle could be worth more in the offseason than 2 role-players and a 20th overall pick in a couple years.

Pistons: This is their first good season in a while, and could use more vets on the roster to improve their future playoff appearances. Plus, the picks don't hurt to get.

Magic: Guards should be their first priority right now! Suggs is good, but has been injured this seaso…

The Zion/Ingram experiment has failed every year since the duo was formed in the 2019/20 season. Since drafting Zion, the Pelicans have made the playoffs 2/5 years and have won 2! games in the playoffs in 5 years!?! While Zion hasn't been healthy till the last 2 seasons, this isn't an excuse for failing to be better than the 8th seed in the playoffs. Last season was their best since drafting Zion, and they got swept by the Thunder.

Note: The FRP that the Suns are giving the Pelicans should actually 2/3 of their picks from the Jazz.

Suns: Bradley Beal. The main point of this trade, he is the biggest part of the trade going to the Pelicans. Though he is a terrible fit in NOLA, his contract is the focus of the trade. Getting Zion in Phoenix isn't a great fit with Durant, having more youth on one of the oldest rosters in the NBA will help them in the next era in Phoenix. Herb Jones would be a perfect fit to help their defense coming off the bench.

Pelicans: If they decide to end the Zio…