There's a lot to unpack here. This Kings team will never really be able to get far, and it may be best to blow it up while Fox and Sabonis have such great value, getting you very valuable picks from both LA teams later down the road while the assets of Keegan and Monk get you picks for the near future as well as few young players.

The main reason I say this trade is unrealistic is 1. the team just did good within the last 5 years, the fans are dying to see winning basketball, not another rebuild. 2. 11 players??? They trade away 4-5 players and get an entire mid-roster just to make money match. 3. The LA picks may be iffy considering the LA market is one of the very top across all American sports

Reasons why I like it for the other teams: LAC- no picks for the near future, might as well buy in and get one of the better Centers in the league LAL- they lack athleticism and pure PG play; this helps those but does not necessarily help their need for 3-point shooting (although Fox is shoo…

Pelicans blow it up. Stop building around Zion who is never healthy. All these trades make the Pelicans even smaller… they will get a top pick this year… and they should. Flagg and many other prospects should be targeted while Murphy gets experience as a high priority option. Let the young guys run the team. Also, let JHS get some run with a good development team, the Lakers should’ve never drafted him. — Roster: CJ/Hawkins/DLO, Smart/JHS/Jose, Kennard/Martin/, Murphy/Bridges, Missi/Theis Hornets fans get a dream trio of Zion, Miller, and Melo providing all the fun for their announcers. — Healthy Roster: Melo/Mann, Green/Micic/Curry, Miller/Salaun, Zion/Williams/Diabate, Williams/Richards/Diabate Grizzlies buy into this year and get another star to fill their depth while giving up rather minimal assets. Only issue for them now is the offseason w/ BI and a few of their depth players expiring. Smart’s starting position has also been taken by a rookie so let the rookie run. — Lineups: Ja/…

Cavs add some shooting and depth, getting away from the Strus contract. Warriors take a chance on Hunter's great season so far. Also Hunter is falling into the Iggy role; 'once you come off the bench and play well, you won't be starting much' Lakers do the same with Nance's playing this season. I also would like to see the Laker's give Olivari a chance, he has all the tools to become something for them. The Lakers need a LOT more help tho, I think they may not even make a single move this season.

Nets get a first for later on that can be a very high pick (top 5 protected) Hawks get a 1st and 2nd for Hunter and a 2nd for Nance (1/2 year rental).

Cavs Rotation Updated: DG/Ty/Craig Porter, Mitchell/LeVert, Cam Johnson/Okoro/Jaylon Tyson, Mobley/Wade, Allen/Thompson

Warriors Rotation Updated: Curry/GP, Podz/Hield/Moody, Wiggins/Hunter/Waters, Kuminga/Green, Looney/TJD

Lakers Rotation Updated: Reaves/Dlo/Olivari, Knecht/Christie, Rui/Reddish, Bron/???, AD/Nance…

The Nets get the 2 picks they want for Cam Johnson, selling high while also getting a respectable player who can be moved again in the off-season. Grizzlies clearly elevate their team even more, with increased depth as they prepare to battle even more injuries. This is only the beginning of the fire sale for the Nets, but I believe it could be the best move they get for Cam. The 2026 isn't from Memphis and will likely be a later pick but in 2028, you never know what may happen or what injuries could be stopping the Grizzlies….

This trade worked before I had them signing Javale McGee and Dennis Smith Jr in this trade, so that may be the issue, but man, they're not athletic, and they can't shoot. Cam is both of those. Dennis puts the work in and is having a great season, and Rob is injury-prone with a high ceiling and is very athletic. I have them bringing up Quincy, as they will need more rotational players, and they really should give the kid a shot. DSJ is good for defensive purposes and can have games where he does well all around; Javale would help with their lack of center depth, but the entire team still seems so injury-prone. ++I did not mess with picks++*, as I'm sure there is discourse for why this won't be a favorable trade as is; in my eyes, the Nets want two picks for Cam, but the Lakers 2031 pick is the most valuable on the market right now, and I'm sure they would get at least another first for Dennis. RWIII is not worth a first-round pick, and this trade really favors Portland as Clingan has lo…

It's random but I think there's benefit in it for all. The draft compensation was random not thought through too hard.

Warriors: Klay is demanding his money and the Warriors can use lineup changes. Cole, Thybulle, and Vando aren't great shooters if at all but the defense is there for Thybulle and Vando. Cole is valuable at applying pressure and can have his moments of shining. Grant is a very good shooter who can create for himself. Also clears up lots of money for free-agency moves (Drummond maybe?) Potential Starting Lineup: Curry, Podz, Kuminga, Grant/Green, Looney

Blazers: Give up a lot of talent but create more space for who they already have; Paul may be able to help Scoot as a mentor should he stay (probably would request buyout and sign with the Lakers if I had to guess), Wiggins can hopefully get through his mental battle and prosper again, decent amount of draft comp I guess, but definitely see a world this just isn't enough for them. I want to move Rob Williams for them bu…

Blazers move off Grant's heavy contract for 1 (projected) late first round pick, and 3 vets

Nets go full rebuild after Mikal trade, sell DFS for young Josh Green (could argue to throw in a 2028 2nd or some too)

Mavs buy all in with 2 big and good wings for better depth than Kleber and Powell (so long as DSF and Grant actually are available)

Jazz finally get value out of Lauri with 1 year left on his deal (less value than long term deal). Get Kennard's option and Konchar who they'll get off of ASAP. Move up one spot to #9 in this years draft while still getting two future picks.

Grizzlies get a big shooter who can fit in well; can be either the SF or PF depending on other Grizzlies moves. Can look to send Marcus Smart and a pick exchange this year to the Cavs for Jarrett Allen if JJJ goes back to running the 4. This may also look more reasonable if Garland officially wants out and Cavs still want to compete; Smart can fit their defensive scheme well and has potential next to Mitchel…