http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=y77mj6stWolves out: Beasley, Prince, Okogie, Bolmaro, 2022 1st (unprotected), 2024 1st (top 4)
Wolves In: Simmons
Net 2021 salary: -1.0 mil
Phi Out: Simmons, Maxey, Future 1st
Phi In: Harden
Net 2021 salary: +8.7 million
BRK IN: Lillard, Okogie
BRK OUT: Harden
Net 2021 salary: -0.9 million
POR IN: Beasley, Prince, Bolmaro, Maxey, 2022 MN 1st, 2024 MN 1st, Future PHI 1st
POR OUT: Lillard
Net 2021 salary: -6.8 million
Leaves Wolves with 11 players plus 2 2-way players. Wolves clear 1 mil in salary, enough to fit another vet min under the tax.
Can always attach a 2nd and trade layman for 2 minimum players or cap space to sign 2 more bodies. There are a whole slew of vet bigs on BRK and Portland you could send to us in the trade.
I tried variations with pat bev going to philly, but to take his salary made it too complicated with danny green and another player needing to go out. I had one with beverly to PHI, Green and Prince to BRK, and Harris and Korkmaz to Portland.
I think it will take adding at least Maxey to Simmons to make the value close.
PHI and BRK keep their championship windows open,
Portland adds Maxey and 3 draft picks to Simons to start the rebuild, with Beasley getting a ton of shots up there where if his shooting returns to the mean you have a value contract for 2 years.
MIN may get the best of it on paper as those are likely non-lottery picks, but they are also taking on the riskiest asset, and the other 3 teams all seem to get what they want.
Would Portland rather cut us out and take SImmons themselves, or would they rather not risk him being disgruntled with a rebuild?