Golden State Warriors Receive: F Pascal Siakam, F/C Chris Boucher

Toronto Raptors Receive: F Andrew Wiggins, C James Wiseman, GSW 2022 1st Round Pick (Unprotected), TOR 2022 2nd Round Pick, GSW 2023 1st Round Pick (Swap, More Favorable to TOR)

Both Andrew Wiggins and James Wiseman are two young, high-potential guys that the Raptors could add to their young core with the likes of OG Anunoby, Gary Trent Jr., and now rookie Scottie Barnes, creating one of the best young groups in the entire league. 

This would be a monster deal to be made in the league, but as of right now, it seems very far-fetched to believe that the Raptors would entertain the idea of trading Pascal Siakam. He is now their leader and their best all-around talent, so getting rid of him before the start of the 2021-22 season would signal that the Raptors would be rebuilding and focusing on young talents this season. 

Chris Boucher was a member of the Warriors before signing with the Raptors in 2018 and had a great breakout season last year. In 60 games, Boucher averaged 13.6 points, 6.7 rebounds, 1.9 blocks, and shot 38.3% from three-point range, making him a very versatile big man off the bench. 

Moving Boucher and Siakam is a lot of value for the Raptors to give up, but James Wiseman is surely a player they would be interested in.

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The 20-year-old center would immediately fill a void the Raptors have in their frontcourt and he is a player who has drawn comparisons to Hall-of-Famer Chris Bosh, who played 7 seasons in Toronto before joining the Miami Heat. 

Targeting Siakam would be a huge move for the Golden State Warriors and would set them over the edge in terms of scoring talent, but this potential trade would come at a major price. Is this a trade that makes sense for both the Warriors and Raptors?