The Rockets may not be done trading, either. The Athletic’s Kelly Iko reported that multiple teams have inquired about lockdown defender P.J. Tucker. Two league sources tell me Tucker’s value around the league is the range of three second-round picks. The Rockets may hold out for a team to offer a first ahead of the March 25 trade deadline, but Tucker is 35 and will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason, which hurts his value. Houston could also still flip Oladipo, who wanted out of Indiana but landed in another place he doesn’t want to be. League sources say Oladipo still hopes to find himself in Miami.
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2021/1/13/22230340/james-harden-trade-john-wall-houston-rockets
So I figured I'd make a trade idea
Oladipo
for
Iggy, Nunn, 2022 (top 12 protected) 1st swap option (worst of any of Houstons picks - including Nets/Bucks)
For Houston - Get the potential to trade up next year's draft, kick the tires on Nunn, saves about 4 mill in cap, facilitates a tank
For Miami - Clear talent upgrade for a small asset.
Tucker could be added into this if Miami want's to send the 2025 1st instead of the swap option, but then they would have to unprotect their pick to OKC which makes the trade a bit too dicey for them IMO. I'd also take Achiuwa of course instead of any picks, but doubtful they'd want to add him either.