🆕NBA Trade Machine | Blockbuster NBA Trades That Must Happen!

Hey, get that bag, Toretto. It's FYF Sports, man. It's Lamont. We back with another special edition podcast video. I mean, we eight days away from the NBA draft. Cannot wait. We're going to see a lot of trades, potential trade scenarios. And you know what we're here to do is we're here to discuss some of those trade scenarios where we'd like to just kind of bring a little bit more realism to them based on what these teams can and cannot do. We like to take factors in, such as the need of both teams, salary cap, infrastructure, all of that. So we're going to be getting in that today in depth, in detail. Before we get started, make sure you guys like, comment, subscribe. Hit the notification bell to the video if you have not done so already. We grinding. All right, we have 15K. Next goal is the 20K. All right, so continue to share the videos. I see it every time you share on your Snap stories, on Instagram, on Twitter. I see it all. So again, I appreciate everybody that's been sharing our videos. I think last month we had over 5,000 shares. I mean, that's ridiculous right there. That means so many of you guys are sharing the videos. All right, well, we need more than that. It doesn't cost a penny. Just make sure you share the videos. If you see something that you like, put it out there so we can get more engagement, more fans over here to FYF Sports, chiming in on some of these sports talks. But today we got some news out of the NBA. We're going to be breaking down some of these trade scenarios. I have about five to six different trade scenarios that I think will happen and will affect the NBA draft. All right, and so again, some of these trades, they may not happen. Some of these trades may happen. I'm just kind of giving you some trades, some looks that I think will benefit both teams and both parties involved. And you know, we're just going to go ahead and get over to the, we're going to go ahead and get over here to the big board because I really want to jump into this early. My first trade scenario, man, is with a guy, Buddy Hill. We know Buddy Hill absolutely wants out of Sacramento. He lost his starting job. He lost that starting position to Bogdan Bogdanovich and he was relegated to the bench. His numbers dropped, his production dropped. He wasn't happy. He's not getting along with Luke Walton. We know that he wants out of Sacramento. And here's the proposed trade that I've made right here. I mean, this trade, I think it works for both teams and I'm going to tell you why. We're looking at a Grizzlies team that desperately needs more three-point shooting, especially to put it alongside John Morant. All right, John Morant is a guard in this league that he's great. He's great at attacking. He's okay with the mid-range. He can get to the basket anytime he wants. The floater's great. He's a great passer. He's just struggling shooting the ball. John Morant is not a great three-point shooter, right? They need more floor spacing. And as far as good as Dylan Brooks was alongside of John Morant, Dylan Brooks was not a floor spacer. Dylan Brooks is a high-volume scorer who needs the ball in his hands a lot to really get real work done. All right, Buddy Hill is a catch-and-shoot type of player. He doesn't need a lot of dribbles to be effective. And he can allow, he can work effectively with a John Morant and they can be a great pair. And that could be one of the best backcourts in the NBA because one has one job, the other has another job and they kind of do what the other doesn't. So I think that in and of itself would be great. Now, the cost, the cost for the Grizzlies to get a Buddy Hill is gonna be great because you have to make the money work. You have to make the money work. And the trade that I propose, it's gonna be three players for one. Kyle Anderson, Grayson Allen, and Dylan Brooks for Buddy Hill. Now, Dylan Brooks is gonna hurt the most. You letting Dylan Brooks walk is really, really gonna hurt that Memphis Grizzlies team. But at the end of the day, you gotta think about the long-term impact. I mean, on paper, it looks worse than what it actually is. I think this trade could benefit not only the Grizzlies, it benefits the Kings as well, all right? Because the Kings, they need more wing scoring, they need more athleticism, they need more defense. And I think these three players, Dylan Brooks, Grayson Allen, and Kyle Anderson could help bring some of that. Now, I think Kyle Anderson's that wildcard type of player that could just maybe be thrown in just to make the trade work. I've been hearing that the Memphis has kind of, they've been wanting to shake that Kyle Anderson contract for a while. There just haven't been too many suitors that wanna take on his close to $10 million over the next two years. I think the Kings have salary cap space to take that on without it being too much of a cap hit. Grayson Allen, he's outplayed the value of his contract. I think Grayson Allen with Bogdan Bogdanovich possibly leaving in free agency and Buddy Hill leaving via trade, that shooting guard spot is gonna be wide open for Dylan Brooks and Grayson Allen to operate. So I think that's gonna benefit those two guys the most. So this is the first trade that I see here. We got Buddy Hill for Dylan Brooks, Grayson Allen and Kyle Anderson where the Kings look like they're sacrificing a lot. But ultimately in reality, these three players right here actually gives the Kings a plus three in increased projected wins. So I think the Kings will come out the winners in this trade, but it definitely will help the Grizzlies as well because they can solve the problem of spacing. Let's get on to trade. Number two. All right, so next up right here, this trade I created, man, a little bit more unique. It would be a massive, this would be considered a block buster trade. It would be considered a block buster trade where you got big time players moving and I think it works for all parties involved and I'll explain it to you right now. All right, so we have a three team trade. All right, where we have a lot of players and a lot of picks getting shifted around. All right, so I'll tell you the focal points of this trade right here. The focal point of this trade, it's gonna be Drew Holiday, CJ McCullough and Victor Oladipo. Those are the focal points, but you gotta understand when we're dealing with those three players all making over 20 million a year, we gotta find a way to make it work. We gotta find a way to make it work and it has to benefit every single team to a certain degree. It has to work for every team involved. So I'm gonna talk about the first team involved in this trade. All right, so in this potential trade right here, it involves the Pacers, the Pelicans and the Blazers, all right? We know the Pelicans have a lot of available cap. The Blazers don't have a lot of available cap. They're actually over the cap. So they have to make the money work within a certain value and the Pacers have a little cap space to work with. So the numbers just have to be close. So we're looking at the players that the Pacers will receive. The Pacers will receive Zach Collins from the Blazers, Drew Holiday from the Pelicans and Trevor Ariza and his expiring one year contract from the Blazers along with the 2021 first round draft pick and a 2020 first round draft pick, the number 13 pick, which is gonna be that Pelicans pick, remember? And in our draft video, if you haven't seen it yet, we talk about that draft pick potentially. The Pelicans will receive Myles Turner and we know they need more defense at the center spot. They're desperately looking for a center. You get CJ McCollum, you know, they need scoring, all right? Especially if you're gonna allow Lonzo, if you want Lonzo to be that true point guard, you can relieve and help space the court by bringing in a lights out score like CJ McCollum. And they have the cap space to take on his contract, all right? So you're bringing in Myles Turner to fill the center position, CJ McCollum. They get a 2020 second round pick, all right? The Blazers would get Josh Hart. They need more defense on the perimeter. Josh Hart instantly brings that. Victor Oladipo. Victor Oladipo is gonna bring you a little bit more defense. And again, the pairing of Damian and CJ is not gonna work. That's the worst defensive backcourt in the NBA. And by bringing in Josh Hart and Victor Oladipo, along with TJ Warren, you're giving that Blazers squad a little bit more of a defensive punch to put alongside Damian Lillard, all right? So now you have more volume to play around with, all right? Now, Zach Collins, you have to give up your young big, but Zach Collins, who's been injured, he's dealt with a number of injuries. It's kind of affected the Blazers, all right? So I don't mind them necessarily partnering with Zach Collins, especially now that you have a young guy in Winyan Gabriel who's shown you that he has the potential to kind of fill in that spot and be a defensive big or defensive anchor, similar to what Collins can do. TJ Warren is gonna come in. He can bring you instant impact scoring off the bench as a sixth man, or you can start him and he can fill Trevor Reese's role. Again, what you're doing is you're putting more around Damian Lillard. He has more options, more scoring. It alleviates a lot of pressure off of Damian Lillard offensively and defensively. Now, the Blazers will get a 21, 20, 21, protected, top 10 protected pick from the Pacers. They will get from via New Orleans, they will get a 20, 20 second round pick that's coming from Washington. All right, so I really like this trade scenario right here. It's kind of confusing to, you know, digest it right here, but I really think that this trade right here works for all teams involved. And I love it for the Pacers, all right? I love it for the Pacers because you're bringing in Zach Collins to put it alongside Sabonis, all right? We know that things, that pairing with Myles Turner and Sabonis just really wasn't meshing too well with the Pacers. TJ Warren, I know the Pacers are looking to move on from him, although he had a great playoff, a great run in the NBA bubble. And then we know Oladipo on the last year of his contract has been looking to get out of Indiana. He wants to be traded. So you kind of give everybody what they want. The Blazers will unfortunately have to part with CJ McCullough, but the Pelicans would definitely gain a lot in this. They can fill some major voids in that roster, especially defensive at the center position. The Pacers would get better and they would get draft picks. I think this trade works for everybody. I really want you guys to chime in on this trade right here. I'm really curious to see what you guys have to say about this trade right here, because this could be a major blockbuster move. And what happens is, and what this will allow for the Blazers to do, and I really project this happening, what this allows the Blazers to do is this trade frees up enough salary cap for the Blazers to go sign a Jeremy Grant on a four-year deal, making 12 million a year. I can honestly see that happening. All right. So keep your eye on these. Keep your eye on these potential moves right here, because I think all of these teams right here are going to be active participants in NBA trades. Not sure if it's going to happen this way, but I like what this trade does for every team involved, on top of the fact that the money works. It makes the money work and the draft picks give teams a little wiggle room as well. All right. So we got our next trade right here. Again, I just wanted to give it a more unique look. Kind of wanted to play around with it. And then I also wanted to consider some realism in it too, based on what teams need, what players are actually out there in the trade market. And when I put this together and I saw that it could work, you know, I was like, yeah, I like this look. I like this look and it actually makes sense. Now the Blazers are going to be giving up a lot. But again, the guys that they're giving up are not necessarily guys that added death to the roster. So we got a three team trade between the Pelicans, the Blazers and the Spurs as a blockbuster trade. This would be considered another blockbuster trade. And I definitely see this trade making the Blazers instant contenders for the West. Instant contenders for the West if they could pull a trade of this magnitude off. All right. Now this trade would send Rodney Hood coming back from an Achilles tear and CJ McCollum to the Pelicans. Again, we know that would instantly make the Pelicans better. He's a more dynamic guard than Drew Holiday with regards to scoring the ball. I know that's the type of player that they want to put around Lonzo Ball and those guys. So this trade as well is going to send CJ McCollum to the Pelicans along with Rodney Hood. The Blazers will receive DeMar DeRozan and Drew Holiday. And you're talking about a great mid-range player, a great defensive player in Drew Holiday. The days of Damian Lillard having to get guarded by this man will be over and it will instantly make this defensive backcourt better. Now the Blazers have struggled at the small forward and the power forward position. We see that they haven't resigned Melo. I think it's for a reason. I think making this trade right here would be great for the Blazers. As you can see, it gives the Blazers a plus six in projected wins, probably more. All right. For the Spurs. All right. Now in return, we know the Spurs are going to be in some form of a rebuild. They're going to be in some form of a rebuild, which is another reason why I did not think Greg Popovich is going to be there much longer. All right. But the Blazers get a young guard in Anthony Simons, which we know they're looking for another young guard. They get Nassir Little at the power forward. Now he had limited playing time with the Blazers. He had limited playing time with the Blazers, but that's because of who he had in front of him. I mean, when you got a sign and when you got Zach Collins and Yusef Nurkic in front of you, it's going to be hard to find yourself in their rotation. Trevor Ariza, I think he's been kind of a disappointment, but he's still a great veteran player who fits what the Spurs like to do. I think with the one year left on this contract, that will be a great move for the Spurs. And the Spurs would also get the 2020 first round pick from the Blazers. All right. I really like this trade. It gives the Spurs a lot more cap space. All right. The Blazers would take on more cap space, but the Blazers would be instant contenders in the West. All right. And the Pelicans can get two players that they desperately need. You're talking about a scorer in Rodney Hood coming off the bench for you, who's much more reliable. I would say he's more reliable than a Josh Hart. Then you got that dead eye score in C.J. McCollum. And again, unfortunately, you have to put C.J. McCollum alongside a great defender on the perimeter. If you pair him with Alonzo Ball, who's the best perimeter defender on that, would be the best perimeter defender on that team. He could take over those defensive and playmaking duties, while C.J. McCollum could take some of that scoring load and pressure off of a Brandon Ingram. All right. And they could all complement each other. Now, though, my only worry in this is, would C.J. be able to play fast? I know they played fast in Portland, but New Orleans had the fastest pace in the NBA next to the Lakers. Would they be, would he be able to play that type of pace? Would his game be consistent? But I want you to analyze this trade. Do you like this better than the last trade that involved C.J. McCollum? This trade right here would make the Blazers a lot better if they can make it work. And it would be about chemistry. One thing we know about Damian Lillard is whenever he's got new players, he's went above and beyond to help those guys mesh into what they're trying to do in Portland. I think Terry Stotts would have one of the best teams that he's had ever in Portland if he was able to pull off a trade like this to bring in two studs. But this is one of the most more intriguing trades. I want you guys to let me know what you think about this, because again, I think all three of these teams are going to be actively trading in trade talks on draft day and going into free agency. Again, this is like I told you guys, the trades that you've been hearing, the trades that you have been hearing out there are not the trades that you're going to see go down. Russell Westbrook's not going to the Clippers. Russell Westbrook's not getting traded. He's staying home. The trades that we see involve players that you guys are not even talking about. But here at FYF Sports, we're putting them on the trade board. We're giving you the realism, the realistic trade scenarios. We're not just throwing trades out there, but we're showing you the money because we're making the money work. We're making the draft picks work as well. All right. And then we're also giving you the impact. How do these trades impact the team? You know, as you can see, this trade right here, it gives the Spurs a minus six on win projections. It makes them worse, but they can get off of DeMar DeRozan's contract. They open up salary cap space and they get an additional draft for this year, which will allow them more flexibility into making more moves. So I like this trade for all teams involved. Let's get to the next trade. All right. So we got our next trade on the board here again. It involves the Blazers. All right. And again, from what I've been hearing, the Blazers are going to be active in the trade market. They're not going to stay pat. There's no way that they can stay pat. I think they've just kind of expired. I think they've expired the parent. I think the parent of CJ and Dame, as much as we love it, you know, for me, as a Portland Trailblazer fan, you see it right here. As much as I love the parent of those two guys, ultimately, it's not going to lead to winning because of the defensive liabilities that it brings you. Now, with these two teams involved right here, we know that the Nets have clearly stated that they're looking for another star to come in. They want another star to come in. Now, CJ McCollum works. The only issue, you know, and if we're talking realistically, I know the money works and all the numbers work, but is there enough shots to go around for this group? Now we know CJ, we know he has the ability to fall back and allow other guys to dominate because he's played with Damian Lillard his whole career. He played with Carmelo Anthony. So sometimes we've seen him fall back and be that third guy. He knows how to play that role. So that's something we know that he's willing to do. And we also know that when he's hot, or if let's say a Kyrie goes down with injury, he knows how to step up and feel that road and take on a bigger load if need be as well, because we've seen him step up and have big games, either when Dame's not feeling it or if Dame is out with injury. So we know he's played a multitude of different roles scoring wise. And we know that he won't have a problem falling back, playing a lesser role if need be. Because the one thing he can do, he can go get his own shot at any time. He can get going at any time. He can make things happen. That's the type of player he is. And he can play off ball. Great catch and shoot. Great on ball. Great pull up. Great mid range. He can even shoot the three. But we know that the Nets are actively seeking a third star. And this deal, obviously the money would work. It would give the Nets, you know, actually, it would actually save the Nets a little bit of money so that the Nets can trim about $800,000 off their salary cap with this deal. While also gaining some draft picks to help buffer that roster. And maybe even bring in somebody else during the season if they need to bring in a veteran. But let's look at what the Blazers get. The Blazers will get Karis Levert. I love that right there. A playmaking guard. Defensive minded guard. He can do it all. We've seen him play multiple roles similar to CJ. But this would buffer the defense on that perimeter. That's what they need. Torian Prince. Torian Prince, again, you're bringing in a stout defender on the perimeter. Torian Prince can defend what the Blazers need. I think they missed that last year when they let Aminu go. When they let Moharclis go. All those guys struggled offensively. The Blazers definitely missed their defense. All right. Torian Prince can bring you offense and defense. We've seen what he did last year with the Nets. Now, the Blazers would get the 2020 first round pick from Philadelphia. And they would get a 2022 from the Nets first round pick which is lottery protected. Now, we know the Nets aren't going to be in the lottery. So we can almost guarantee that that pick is going to be going to the Nets. The Nets would get CJ McCollum. They will get the 2022 first round pick will be top 10 protected. I don't see the Blazers being in the top 10 of the draft. So we know that would probably be going to the Nets. And then they would get the 2020 second round pick from the Blazers again. You're getting an additional pick that allows you to buffer your roster, fill out your roster. And with the way the draft is, you may be able to find a hidden gem in that portion of the second round. So I think this trade works for both teams. It doesn't look as fun or as flashy as some of the last picks, but I think it actually works for both teams. And it gives both teams something that they desperately need. You guys let me know what you think. And again, make sure when you see this pick, don't fall in love with CJ McCollum's scoring. Make sure you understand that he's one of the worst defenders in the league. The Blazers are going to have to, his scoring, CJ McCollum's scoring does not make up for his defense. And we've seen that in the playoffs multiple year after year after year. All right. They have to break up that dynamic duo and find a way to get younger and better. I think this is the best way to do it right here, especially when Karis LeVert has those three years on his contract right there. Those are three years. So you're guaranteed three years with Karis LeVert. If you can keep him healthy, that's big. And then you got two years on that Torian Prince contract, which I think that's really big in this particular trade. All right. We're going to go ahead and go to the next trade. All right. So we have another trade here involving a big name, high profile player. I've had a feeling for a while that just Drummond being on the Cleveland Cavaliers just is not something that I see just sticking. I don't, that just makes no sense with what they have over there. And I see Drummond wanting to put himself in a better situation. I think this puts Drummond and even the Wizards in a slightly better situation based on what they have. Now, once this year, you know, and like I said, the best thing about this is it gives the Wizards an expiring contract. They can get off some money. If this doesn't work out, they're only stuck with it for a year. But it gives them also a trade up. And I think this would be humongous. This would be a humongous haul for the Wizards if they can pull this off. But I see, you know, I'll talk about the first team here. I got teams between, trades between the Wizards and the Cavs. We got Andre Drummond and his $28 million expiring contract for the Cavs first round pick in 2020, which is the number five pick. The Cavs in turn will get Thomas Bryant, another center. He's just a bit more dynamic, kind of fits what Cleveland's trying to do. On a two-year contract, far less money, not really much of a commitment. But for what Thomas Bryant brings, Thomas Bryant is definitely outplayed that $8 million. Then we got Davis Bertans who would have to be a part of this trade in a signing trade. All right. And we know Davis Bertans is looking for more long-term money. Davis Bertans is probably going to command maybe three years, maybe 12 to 14 million a year on a longer three to four-year deal. I see it being three years though, like I would say. Now, the Cavs will get a haul of picks. They will get a 2020 second round pick coming from Chicago through Washington. They will get the 2022 first round pick, which is lottery protected. I don't see the Wizards being in the... I don't see them being in the lottery. But you never know. You got the 2025 second round pick. And then you got the 2020 first round pick, which is the number nine pick. So essentially, the Cavs would be trading down to the nine slot. They would get two young players that both have promise, Thomas Bryant and Davis Bertans. And they would get a haul of other picks that could help them in the future. While the Wizards get the five pick and Andre Drummond. I like that trade. It's a little bit more unique. Now, the probability of something like this happening is extremely low. I just think it works for the Cavs because this is the direction that the Cavs are going in. Thomas Bryant could be more that pick and roll point guard with Collin Sexton. As it stands right now, Drummond is not very good in the pick and roll. He's not extremely good in the pick and roll. I think it would take a great player for him to excel in the pick and roll. Running the pick and roll with Bradley Bill and John Wall would accentuate him 10 times. Because of their ability to play, make and score. So it would open up the things a little bit more than what you've seen he's had in the past when he had guys like Reggie Jackson running the point for him. So I think this trade works for both teams. You guys let me know what you think about this trade as well. I know it's a little bit different. I know it's a little different from what we've been seeing or hearing because we really haven't been talking about Davis Bertans a lot. But let me know what you think about this because a lot of people have been speculating Andre Drummond to the Celtics or here or there. You know, I don't think it's going to be. I think a lot of the teams that are going to be making these moves are going to be low impact teams. Teams that we didn't see in the playoffs are going to have a little bit more flexibility because a lot of these teams that we're talking about, at least in the trade scenarios that I've been discussing, they have draft picks and they have cap flexibility where they can make things happen. So this is the trade. The Wizards and the Cavaliers, Andre Drummond, sending Andre Drummond to the Wizards to fill that center position. Rory Hatcher-Murray can go back to being that natural power forward or small forward. And the Wizards will have a great starting lineup. You're looking at a starting lineup where you got John Wall, Bradley Beal, Rory Hatcher-Murray, Andre Drummond. And you just, you know, you can throw anybody else in there to really fill that last spot to make it work. And if that's an Otto Porter, I mean, not Otto Porter, but if that's somebody else, that could be a nice starting five, especially if John Wall is healthy. All right, but let's get to our next and last trade. And then we'll wrap it up from there. But these are all trades that we're going to be discussing. When this video drops, we'll be going live the same day. These are trades that we're going to be discussing, projections that we're going to be discussing on the live show. And if you guys got certain trade scenarios, I mean, go do the trade simulator yourself on ESPN, screenshot the trades. When we go live, you can email them to us and we'll put it on this. We'll put it on the big screen and we can chop it up and talk about the trades you guys could create. But again, just be inventive. So on the 18th, let's, let's, let's get trade ideas and trade talk. And hopefully, you know, maybe, maybe one of these trades actually happens. But let's get to the next trade. All right. So our next and last trade is going to be on the L.A. Lakers with the L.A. Lakers and OKC Thunder. Now, the one thing that we know about the Thunder is that they're trying to get younger and building for the future. Their ultimate rebuild mode. They're only going to look to take on expiring deals. All right. But Danny Green contract is a player that they know they can easily move. All right. Because he's an expiring one year deal. He's on that expiring one year deal that can go to almost any contending team. All right. So that's going to give them flexibility if they want to move with Danny Green, who I don't think he wants to stay in OKC. Kyle Kuzma is a guy that I know that they would love to re-sign and give an extension to. They would love to do that with a guy like Kyle Kuzma. They would have his rights. So he would be a restricted free agent where they can match any deal given to him. So I like this trade right here on the Lakers. You know, a lot of people don't understand the value of a guy like Dennis Schroeder. Not only can this guy Dennis Schroeder play your point, you know, because we don't even know if the Lakers are going to be able to retain a rondo. You know, let's say they can't retain a rondo. Dennis Schroeder is going to be a great backup point guard. Dennis Schroeder is great off ball. He can be that shooting guard role. He can play that shooting guard role. You know, if you're losing Kuzma, Dennis Schroeder is a great defender. So he's going to bring you perimeter defense. And we know Kuzma struggled defensively almost to the point where he was hard to play. Same with Danny Green. Danny, you know, he's going to feel that defense that Danny Green gave you. And I would say Dennis Schroeder, I call him a gamer. He just knows how to play the game. You know, when you need to get something done, he's there to help you get it done. Dennis Schroeder is a true gamer. And that's what you got to give to him. I think he would fit well in with LeBron James. I think he would fit perfectly with that team. And being a sixth man on that team, he could lead the bench. He could lead those players off the bench. He could assist the starters if they needed another playmaker in with LeBron. He's so versatile. He can do a lot. So I think he's one of the more undervalued players. Only on the one-year deal. We know the Lakers are not going to commit to any long-term deals. They're not committing to any long-term deal. Only one and two-year deals, two years at the max. Because again, they're looking towards 2021 free agency. So with that being said, this trade makes big sense. Now I've been hearing Gallinari out there in free agency. I've been hearing all of this. But at the end of the day, the Lakers aren't going to be able to make any free agent signings. They're over the cap. All right. So what this trade also does, if you look at the money, it gives the Lakers a cushion of 3.4 million. So we're knocking 3.4 million off the books for the Lakers. The Thunder with all the cap space in the world, they're taking on an extra 6.9 million. All right. And I think because they're taking on that extra money, that's what a lottery picture thrown in to supplement that. I think this trade works for everybody because it gives Lakers cap cushion, gives the Laker a dynamic player that's versatile. You can play them in multiple positions. You just have to sacrifice Kuzma. I just don't think he was fitting well with that team anyway. You know, I can almost say if you pull them off that team, they still win the NBA championship. He just didn't have that much of an impact on a lot of those games, especially in the Western Conference finals and the finals. All right. So this is just a way for the Lakers to improve their roster and give them cushion and do more. Maybe go out and sign somebody. But, you know, hey, these are all my trade scenarios. I want you guys to let me know what you think about these trades, man. I took a lot of time to really look into how to make those potential trades work, looking at team needs. Again, if you're making these trades, we want to look at the need for both teams. You know, you know, sending, sending, you know, when we heard the trade talks about James Harden going to Philly. Well, yeah, that sounds perfect. That sounds perfect for Philly. But does it work for Houston? Sending Ben Simmons to Houston with Russell Westbrook doesn't make any sense. And that's why I say let's just be students of the game. Let's try to let's let's just try to come up with trade scenarios that are a bit more realistic. Understand salary cap. Understand the value of these draft picks when these draft picks are moving as well. How will all of this correlate into the NBA draft? All right. So when we go live, I want you guys to chime in. Let me know what you think about this. But this is our NBA trade breakdown. I mean, we may come back with some more trade breakdowns, but the guys that we talked about today are all guys that are potentially on the trademark or already stated to already be on the trademark by the trade block by their teams. All right. So but it's been a great video, man. I really love doing this. I really like talking about these trade scenarios, especially when we base it in realism and not just the the the hyperism that we see in ClutchPoints.com or Bleacher Report with a lot of these trades where you don't see the numbers behind the deal to make it work. So right here again, at the end of the day, these aren't real trades either, but I think they're just a tad bit more realistic, closer to what we'll probably see on November 18th when the NBA draft hits and when free agency hits a little after. Hey, but it's been a great NBA free agency video. Make sure you guys like, comment, subscribe, hit that notification bell. We're grinding to 20K. Appreciate all the support so far. 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