26. Brooklyn Nets
The Brooklyn Nets have proven in the past that they are willing to give up a large portion of their future for a chance at a championship contending team. They showed this in the 2013 offseason when they traded an absurd amount of draft picks in return for Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett.
A few seasons later and the Nets could find themselves in a similar situation. This time with a few young stars already under their belt in DeAngelo Russell and Jarret Allen. Trading some role players and a few picks for Kevin Durant is a solid proposal.
The Nets wouldn’t be taking as big of a risk as they did in the past. Durant is right in the middle of his prime, whereas Garnett and Pierce were clearly passed their glory days. Making this trade makes sense for the Nets.
As for the Warriors, they add some much-needed depth. Joe Harris is a deadly 3-point shooter that would thrive with the Dubs. Joe is currently shooting 47 percent from beyond the arc and is hitting 2.4 3-pointers a game, the 24th most in the league.
To top it all off, DeMarre Carroll has the ability to be an above average defender and the two first round picks that get shipped over have the potential to turn into future stars.