New York Knicks Receive: G Donovan Mitchell, F Cedi Osman
Utah Jazz Receive: G Derrick Rose, G Evan Fournier, G Collin Sexton sign-and-trade, F Obi Toppin, F Cam Reddish, F Dylan Windler, 2023 First-Round Pick, 2023 First-Round Pick (via DAL), 2024 First-Round Pick, 2025 First-Round Pick, 2026 First-Round Pick, 2028 First-Round Pick
Cleveland Cavaliers Receive: F Bojan Bogdanovic
A three-team trade with a lot of moving parts could be something that the New York Knicks, Utah Jazz and Cleveland Cavaliers try and work out. The Cavaliers are involved in this deal because there have been reports of Utah expressing interest in landing Collin Sexton in a sign-and-trade deal.
If that helps bolster the return package to Utah, the Knicks should get involved and allow them to be the third team. In this scenario, Cleveland bolsters their wing rotation as well, landing veteran Bojan Bogdanovic to insert either into their starting lineup or as a high-scoring sixth man off the bench.
New York is fronting a large portion of the package heading to Utah. Derrick Rose and Evan Fournier are used mostly to match up the salaries. Cam Reddish and Obi Toppin are the young pieces that help sweeten the deal for the now rebuilding Jazz.
In addition to that, they are sending an unprecedented six first-round picks to Utah. That is 75 percent of the tradable first-round picks they have at their disposal, providing the Jazz with the kind of draft capital that will bring anyone to the negotiating table.
LATEST NBA NEWS AND TRADE RUMORS: Knicks, Jazz Talk Donovan Mitchell Trade As Utah Nears Rebuild
The Knicks are landing the star of the trade, Donovan Mitchell. They also add Cedi Osman from the Cavaliers in the deal to help replenish the wing depth that they have lost in the deal to strengthen the second unit.
How does this deal impact the teams involved? Let’s take a look at it from their perspectives, starting with the Knicks.
