Bumping this!
I've already posted more or less the same scenario a couple of months ago, but oh well.
Assuming Hayward + Kanter stay, I'd do two major moves:
1. Trade Smart + Poirier (salary filler) to the Pacers for Myles Turner.
2. Trade up for Tyrese Haliburton from Iowa State.
Many mock drafts have the C's selecting Theo Maledon at #17 (a point guard). My draft binkie is Haliburton. Oversized PG, averaging 15.2 points, 5.9 rebs, 6.5 assists, 2.5 steals, 0.7 blocks and 2.8 t/o per game. Shooting 50.4% from the floor, 41.9% from three (in 5.6 attempts per game) and 82.2% from the free throw line. Very good defender as well. Reminds me of SGA.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3qOd8PQvxQTruly believe he might be the best player in the draft. Problem is, he won't be available with the Memphis pick. Having said that, it's possible that at least one mid-lottery team would be looking to trade down. After all, the 2020 draft is considered a weak one.
I'd put all 4 picks on the table. Would also be willing to throw in Theis/Grant/Timelord/Semi/Edwards. If we add Turner, I'm OK parting ways with Theis. Would hate to lose Grant though.
PG: Kemba - Haliburton - Wanamaker
SG: Brown - Langford - Edwards
SF: Hayward - Semi
PF: Tatum - Theis - G. Williams
C: Turner - Kanter - R. Williams
Opted for Wanamaker over Waters primarily because he's better at playing without the ball.
Fill the remaining roster spot(s) with minimum vet(s)/Nets pick(?).