For Miami: They get "their guy" well.. the one who's name doesn't rhyme with Madly Seal. It costs them one of their upside guys, a rotation guy and a protected pick. I haven't kept a close eye on the Heat this year, but I'm fairly sure they value Iggy more than Olynyk at this point.

Starting 5 (when healthy): Dragic, Oladipo, Butler, Iggy?, Bam

For Nuggets: They really need some defensive help to get em over the hump. Their best defender is Gary Harris and you can't rely on him to guard anyone over 6'5. Enter PJ. His offense has declined but that won't be a problem for Denver. PJ alone I don't think nets a FRP. Enter Ben McLemore who has proven that with spacing, he is a white hit flamethrower.

Starting 5 (when healthy) Murray, Harris, PJ, Milsap, Jokic

For Hawks: They solve the decision they need to make with Collins. They get a guy who has similar upside to Collins coming out of the draft (though vastly different players), plus a couple of FRPs. Not a bad haul for someone they're unsure about paying money for.

Starting 5 (when healthy) Trae, Huerter, Hunter, Precious, Clint

For Rockets: They double down on bigs that can space the floor and add "vertical spacing". The pick n roll between Wood and Collins will be insane. Collins in many ways is the perfect PF for the Rockets. While someone like Nunn would really help with the 2nd unit, I think giving up a first, Olynyk, Precious and Nunn was too much for Oladipo. Olynyk soaks up a bunch of Boogies minutes.

Starting 5 (when - if ever - healthy) Wall, Gordon, Tate, Collins, Wood