30 Oct 2022 14:21:42
SAC/LAL/BKN

SAC get Royce Oneale, Joe Harris & 1st round pick PHI via BKN

LAL get Kyrie Irving & Richaun Holmes

BKN get Russell Westbrook, Harrison Barnes & 2 1sts from LAL


BKN/WAS

BKN get Barton, Wright, Hachimura & 2nd

WAS get Simmons

WAS
Pg Morris/
Sg Beal/Davis
Sf Kuzma/Avdija
Pf Simmons/Gibson
Ce Porzingis/Gafford

SAC
Pg Fox/Mitchell
Sg Huerter/Monk
Sf Oneale/Davis
Pf Murray/Metu
Ce Sabonis/Len

LAL
Pg Irving/Beverley
Sg Walker/Nunn
Sf James/Reaves/Brown
Pf Davis/Gabriel
Ce Holmes/Bryant/Jones

BKN
Pg Westbrook/Mills/Wright
Sg Curry/Thomas
Sf Durant/Barton/Warren
Pf Barnes/Hachimura
Ce Claxton/Sharpe/Morris

1.) 30 Oct 2022
30 Oct 2022 15:11:39
No from the Kings. The deal is 0% interesting for the Kings.

2.) 30 Oct 2022
30 Oct 2022 17:19:01
Actually disagree with Bass. That pick actually has a better than fair chance to be a lottery pick assuming we are talking about the 2023 pick that is also tied to Houston.

Right now ONeale > Barnes.

3.) 31 Oct 2022
31 Oct 2022 08:10:29
And kd sits out.

4.) 31 Oct 2022
31 Oct 2022 11:04:40
Brooklyn already traded that pick to Utah.

5.) 31 Oct 2022
31 Oct 2022 14:36:31
@asdenam. Brooklyn Nets 2023 first: More favorable of (i) PHL and (ii) less favorable of BRK and HOU then other to UTH; more favorable of BRK and HOU to HOU (via HOU swap for BRK; via PHL to BRK)

In other words. Houston gets more favorable of Brooklyn & Houston. After that, Utah gets the least favorable of (least favorable of Brookly & Houston) and Philly.

So if Brooklyn and Houston both end up in the lottery, then Brooklyn will get a lottery pick which can be sent to the Kings in this deal.