I feel fairly certain the C's will go forward with their new trifecta of Brown, Tatum and Zinger.
That's fine and makes some sense, and although I'm a big Smart fan I think the trade will be good for the C's.
My only concern remains PG. If they love Davison and think he's ready then I'm less concerned, but I don't anything about Davison's timeline of development... just know we will need a PG in case Brogdan or White goes down. I also don't know the team's (and Joe's opinion of Pritchard).
I also think the C's could still bump things up in the leadership dept. Meanwhile, Portland has to trade Dame or Scoot, one would think, not because Scoot's not ready to play, but because it's a combo that might not work (maybe Portland loves the idea of that duo in backcourt...I don't love it).
So this trade (not sure when post-draft trades are allowed):
would be 3 way with Blazers and Pistons. Win now for Portland. Gamble on future PG and stronger leadership for C's by getting Scoot. Decent upgrade for Pistons getting Simons (perfect between Cunningham and Ausar Thompson.
Blazers get: Brown, Isaiah Stewart, Pritchard and JD Davison, pick of some kind from Detroit, pick of some kind from Boston (probably Warriors first rounder, for Sharpe basically).
Pistons get: A. Simons, N. Little, T. Watford
C's get: Scoot H., B. Bogdanovic, S. Sharpe, Killian Hayes
C's roster:
Scoot, Brogdon, Hayes
White, Sharpe, Hayes
Tatum, Bogdanovic, Walsh, Hauser
Porzingis, Grant?
R. Williams, Horford, Kornet