nuff said…

Note: This trade is not illegal. The Suns have first rounders in 2026, 2028, and 2030, but they are pick swaps.

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note: this trade is legal. the suns have their 2026, 2028, and 2030 picks but they’re swaps…

Rotations:

Suns:

G: Tyus Jones, Grayson Allen

G: Devin Booker, Royce O’Neale

SF: Kevin Durant, Ryan Dunn

PF: Guerschon Yabusele, Oso Ighodaro

C: Jusuf Nurkic, Nick Richards

76ers:

PG: Monte Morris, Reggie Jackson

SG: Tyrese Maxey, Eric Gordon

SF: Kelly Oubre Jr, Caleb Martin

PF: Paul George, Jonas Valanciunas

C: Joel Embiid (Jonas when Embiid sits out), Andre Drummond

Wizards:

PG: Jordan Poole, Malcom Brogdon

SG: Carlton Carrington, Jared Butler

SF: Justin Champagnie, KJ Martin

PF: Bilal Coulibaly, Kyshawn George

C: Alexandre Sarr, Richaun Holmes

Hornets: PG: Lamelo Ball, Vasilije Micic

SG: Josh Green, Josh Okogie

SF: Brandon Miller, Cody Martin

PF: Miles Bridges, Tidjane Salaun

C: Mark Williams, Moussa Diabate

Note: I don’t follow all of these teams too closely so the rotations might not be right in some places

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please we’re desperate 😭…

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Why the Suns do this:

The Suns were supposed to be a title contending team this season but they’re currently sitting a game under .500. One of their most glaring issues is at the starting center spot. The Suns need someone young and athletic who can finish at the rim and protect it at the other end. Kessler fits perfectly. Clarkson, although he would likely struggle to find consistent minutes, could provide a good scoring spark off the bench.

Why the Jazz do this:

In return for Kessler and Clarkson, the Jazz get Jusuf Nurkic, a handful of 2nd rounders, and the 2031 FRP from the Suns. They are currently tanking for Flagg, and this move helps them with the rebuilding process. The 2nd rounders the Jazz acquire will realistically be early round because the Suns aren’t going to be good in a couple of years, especially 2031. That also basically guarantees that the 2031 FRP will be a lottery one, meaning the Jazz would draft a lottery player even after having finished rebuilding, setting t…

Suns get bigger/longer at the wing and an overdue upgrade at center.

The team last in 3pt%, the magic, receives one of the best 3pt shooters in the league also improving floor spacing

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This trade is given that Beal waived his no trade clause to go to CHI.

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Obviously this trade doesn’t work (or at least this “version” of it) if Beal exercises his no trade clause

Why the Suns do this:

Suns swap Beal for Butler who not only has a better contract, but is a better fit than Beal overall. They also replace Nurkic, who has struggled too much for them this season, with Kessler, who is younger, more athletic, and provides the lob threat and rim protection Nurkic can’t.

Why the Heat do this:

Jimmy hasn’t demanded out of Miami yet, but if he does, things could go south pretty quickly. But seeing as that hasn’t happened yet, we know that Butler’s #1 trade destination is PHX, and in return the Heat get Beal, Reddish, and the coveted 2031 FRP from the Suns. Beal plus Reddish and the FRP provide more value for the Heat versus just deciding to pay Jimmy, as the defensive minded Reddish fits their culture, and obviously the 2031 FRP is valuable because the Suns most likely won’t be good by then.

Why the Jazz do this:

To be honest, I don’t know the J…

i’m new to fanspo so i don’t know what to expect or if it’s just the nba community that’s active…

aka which team has the best 2nd unit ig

it’d be cool to make a series out of this but i don’t got the time or commitment to…

Roster:

PG: Tyus Jones, Monte Morris, TyTy Washington, Collin Gillespie

SG: Devin Booker, Grayson Allen, Damion Lee

SF: Bradley Beal, Royce O’Neale, Ryan Dunn, Josh Okogie

PF: Kevin Durant, Bol Bol, Jalen Bridges

C: Jusuf Nurkic, Mason Plumlee, Oso Ighodaro

Draft Picks:

2026 RND 1 (WAS, ORL, or MEM has right to swap)

2026 RND 2 (via DEN- no protections)

2031 RND 1

2031 RND 2

2031 RND 2 (via DEN- no protections)…