GS get budding roleplayers Fonteccio and Dunn on cheap deals, Kelly Olynyk as a smart shooting big with playmaking chops that fits their system perfectly and of course Lauri Markkanen a 7 foot sniper with great athleticism. His limited self creation won't be an issue in GS, since they have Draymond and CP3 to set him up and a system centered arround ball movement, which plays to his cutting and shooting strengths. Fonteccio shouldn't be underrated, he has bought into his role as a 3 and D player over the last few games and earned a starting spot in Utah, Dunn is also a great defender and has been hitting shots from downtown aswell.

For the Jazz on the other hand another pick in the middle of the lottery would be the worst possible outcome for this season, so they go all in on a full rebuild. 3 firsts and Podz might be a high asking point, but Danny Ainge has made no indication that Lauri is for sale and would probably demand a kings ransom. A price the Warriors would have to pay, cons…

Hayes might be able to show some stuff in Utah, Wiseman could be brought along nicely and developed with the Jazz. Pistons get some scoring juice of the bench and aditional shooting and playmaking…

Clarkson can mentor Jalen Green they both know and like each other and their is the Fillipines connection.

TyTy could be a pass first PG for the Jazz to set up all of their big forwards for years to come…

Hawks use this chance to get younger again and give more minutes to their young core. Also get a much needed shooting big to pair with Okongwu

Jazz get true PG in Dejonte Murray to set up Lauri, Kessler, Hendricks and Collins. They also take on Hunter's contract and hope he can turn into something in the future…

Jazz get veteran PG to set up their new super athletic frontcourt. And Kuminga to add some more potential at the forward spots.

Warriors get Sexton as a coachable young guy with a great culture fit who can take over games and change the pace while curry sits. They also get a great shooting big with high BBIQ in Olynyk….

Mavericks take on big contracts but both Hunter and Collins could excell in a new situation in Dallas. They get multiple lower picks in this year aswell, allowing them to select fallers like they did with Hardy (i.e. GG Jackson, Dariq Whitehead) or pick guys that have lots of upside but haven't shown much in college (i.e. Julian Phillips, Jordan Walsh…) or go for established guys from college (i.e. Keyontae Johnson, Jaime Jaquez…) or perhaps even a draft and stash guy (i.e. James Nnaji, Tristan Vukevic).

Hawks get a great pick back and get more minutes for AJ Griffin, Okongwu, Johnson

Hornets consolidate some picks for a potentially great one a few years down the road…

Simons is basically a smaller version of Lavine and the bulls get protections removed in 24 whilst also getting 2 future firsts

Suns get solid role players back, and multiple firsts and seconds to use in smaller deals to bolster their roster. The 2030 pick from the Blazers would also be coming their way

Blazers do this if Brandon Miller is there at 3. PG: Dame, SG: Lavine, SF: Brandon Miller, PF: Grant, C: Ayton. Sharpe is their 6th man. Their future picks are depleted but the future is still pretty bright with Sharpe, Miller and Ayton…