I had a dream that we got Blake Griffin in a Celtics uniform. The dream didn't fill in the details. So i tried to.
I know this isn't realistic, but it was still fun.
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=zesnazmBoston gets their star iso player who continues to add range to his jumpshot. He needs to play tougher defense. We release Stephenson immediately.
Clippers gets rid of Stephenson. They also get 75% of Griffins production (on a really good contract), but Morris stretches the floor. They get Warren who looks like a legit scoring 3 man, a 3 and D tough-nosed James Posey type of player in PJ Tucker. And of course, they get Marcus Smart to learn under Paul and eventually take over as the lead guard.
Suns get rid of Morris for more than nothing. They get Sullinger who can give them a lot of what Morris brought to the table. They also get a veteran presence in Lee and a Young (see what i did there) prospect with good scoring upside, especially playing off of Knight and Bledsoe.
Edit: This one makes more sense. I don't think the Suns give up Tucker, Morris, and Warren for Sullinger, Young, and Lee.
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=jsqr3ge Of course, we have a ton of picks grease the wheels of this deal.
Edit 2: Yes, I still know this deal won't happen. But do you think that the Clippers feel the pressure mounting a little bit? Paul is not getting any younger, and Jordan and Griffin don't fit well together. They have no young assets. In three years, where will they be?
It's not like Rivers to deal anyone from the core of his team (he reportedly turned down a Rondo for Westbrook deal in Boston), but isn't he feeling pressure? They are good, but can they beat the Spurs or the Warriors with their team?
Doesn't it make sense to get deeper and double down on spreading the court. If they could get 80% of Griffin's production with better court spacing and two really good, young NBA players, wouldn't they consider it?
Come on, Doc. Take the deal. 3, 2, 1 .... 2, 3. Take the deal!