Hawks/Lakers/Magic/Wolves/Blazers

[Astaluego]

HAWKS
In:Randle/Hayes/JHS
Out:Capela/Bogdan

OO/Hayes
Randle/Nance
Hunter/Risacher
Daniels/Mathews
Trae/JHS

They do not have control of their selection neither this nor next year, they fill the huge hole that Johnson's injury leaves in PF with a former allstar. They do not spend future assets, nor do they become more expensive, while they remain competitive

LAKERS
In:Capela/Banton/Reath
Out: Hachimura/Wood/JHS/Hayes


AD/Capela
Lebron/Vandervilt
DFS/Knecht
Reaves/Reddish
Vincent/Banton

They get the solid veteran center they're looking for and a couple of cheap, useful role players. They save money for next year.

MAGIC
In:Bogdanovic
Out:Harris/Mo Wagner

Goga/Isaak/WCJ
Banchelo/Isaak
Wagner/Silva
KCP/Bogdan
Suggs/CAntonhy/Black

They obtain the shooter they are missing, without spending assets, or sending any young people
They can probably bring Mo back in the offseason

WOLVES
In:J.Grant/Wood
Out:Randle

Gobert/Wood
Grant/Reid
McDaniels/Naw
Edwards/Donte
Conley/Dillingham

Grant is a better fit...although his contract is longer, they save a few million this and next year (I assume Randle opts to participate)

BLAZERS
In: Hachimura/Wagner/Harris
Out:J.Grant/Reath/Banton

They get a younger wing, which could be part of the future core, while reducing expenses practically by half

[Texas Chuck]

For something this big its not too bad. I think it makes reasonable sense for everyone but Minnesota who simply can't afford Grant long-term.

[Mrakar]

Trade in general doesnt look that bad but as someone already wrote Wolves cant afford Grant for 4 years. I think they will more go in direction to split Randle into couple role players. Backup center(Reid as starter) and a wing for Randle is something they will need to do for finances to work.
Also Grant is not that great of a player. He was putting up the stats on bad teams untill he got overpayed, now he is not even doing that.

[orlando_joe]

magic cant afford his money next yr with his injury history and rather bring back moe next yr...and no can not afford both ..without moving a few players under contract next yr..harris is not one of them..and not worth money ,tax and assets to do that

[Mavrelous]

Wolves traded KAT to reduce their payroll, they can't revert that for much lesser player in Jerami Grant.
Wolves can take Hachimura and use Pistons 1st to dump Harris/Wagner, and save a fortune.

[Myth]

Yes for Portland.

[wolves_89]

Clear no for Minnesota. There's not much appeal for a deal that makes the team worse in the short term while also being absolutely brutal for their long term financial situation.

[PDXKnight]

Yes for Portland.

Yup!

[schaffy]

I can see Grant as a different fit but I'm not entirely sure I'd say better. He is a better defender and outside shooter, but he's a worse rebounder and on ball creator -- 2 areas the wolves don't exactly thrive in to begin with right now.

Plus his contract makes this a pretty firm No.

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[shangrila]

For something this big its not too bad. I think it makes reasonable sense for everyone but Minnesota who simply can't afford Grant long-term.

This.

Feels like the Wolves are here just so that the Hawks don't have to eat Grant's contract. I'd just cut the Wolves out

[jscott]

Cut Minnesota out. Don’t want Grant.