CLE/UTA/BOS

[AingesBurner]

Utah out: Collins, Sexton, Williams, George, Hendricks, Clarkson, #5, #21, 27 Lakers 1st, 31 PHX first, 29 Cleveland 1st, and 5 2nds
Utah in: Jaylen Brown and Garland

Boston out: Brown
Boston in: Collins, Clarkson, George, #5 and 5 2nds

Cleveland out: Garland
Cleveland in: Sexton, Williams, Hendricks, #21, 27 Lakers 1st, 31 PHX 1st, and 29 Cleveland 1st

Why for Utah: Draft lottery didn’t turn out the way everyone hoped. Turn to win now.

Why for Boston: Get a young guard and a high pick, could depend on Tatums recovery time.

Why for Cleveland: Sexton is a tier below Garland but they get young guys and picks.

Thoughts on value?

[Godaddycurse]

Why is cleveland turning garland into picks though?

[babyjax13]

I don't get it for Cleveland at all, and I think it is short on value for Boston.

[ReggiesKnicks]

This is why you want to keep Markkanen? To build around 3 Top 30-40 players in Brown, Markkanen and Garland? The team is still worse than Minnesota, Denver and OKC in their own division with little avenue to improve enough to join their tier.

[SkyHook]

It's two distinct deals, so I'm not sure why they're lumped together. Cleveland sees this as taking a step back next season for a much delayed return; I doubt that's the direction they want to go. This isn't nearly enough value for Boston, especially if you're touting George as a key component. Overall it's the wrong move for Utah as well.

[PurpleGreenGold]

This is not the direction the Jazz should go, and to give up 5 1st round picks and some good prospect for the honor? A big NO from me.