This trade may seem very unfair to most but I can simply explain

OKC gets Lavine and a high pick but give up a lot of role players that have a special part on the team and a lot of draft capital, so it evens out. As in we chose to win now instead of win later

Indiana gets what they asked for for pick 7 being a good wing that excels at perimeter defense and a young player, they get more capital on top of that to give up a high contract and role players so it evens out perfectly

Bulls get Ayton to solidify as center, they give up Lavine which there asking price was a good young player, and a lottery pick. So in my opinion bulls win the trade the most because their backcourt is a problem

And Suns give Ayton up for pure bench depth, which is a major problem for them due to the fact they’ve been trading it away for stars. So this puts them also in championship contention

Every team signs one player to a respective role they need.

OKC signs Torrey Craig as a bench warmer that is very solid and can give you atleast 7 every night, very consistent around his whole game which OKC loves, also adds 3 point shooting

Indiana gets Christian wood to go with at power forward cause they need bugs other then Myles Turner and since the pick is gone they won’t be picking a forward either

Suns get capela as a replacement for Ayton just to get rebounds which helps out the team. Capela also is much more cheap and is willing to take the pay cut knowing he probably will get injured during the season

And bulls sign Jordan Clarkson knowing there going to lose a lot of there backcourt in free agency. And he excelled in utah so he can bring his amazing gameplay to chicago which they benefit from