The Lakers, Hawks and 76ers were all teams that were highly anticipated before this season, but so far this season, these teams have not been able to play well enough. Truth be told, as things stand, it may be difficult for these three teams to make it to the first round of the playoffs.
Among them, the Lakers with a big three lineup have not yet been able to establish a good enough chemistry, as for the 76ers are still caught in the farce of Ben Simmons, and the Hawks, who have been disappointed so far this season. However, according to the US media Adam Goldman, these three teams can try a blockbuster deal that benefits all three parties:
Lakers get: Ben Simmons, John Collins, Seth Curry, Louis Williams, 2023 first-round picks (from 76ers)
The Hawks got: Anthony Davis, Tobias Harris
76ers get: Russell Westbrook, Bogdan Bogdanovic, DeAndre Hunt, Malik Munch, Oneka Okonwu, 2027 first-round picks (from the Lakers), 2023 first-round picks (from the Hawks) and 2024 first-round picks (from the Hawks)
It's a very heavy deal, but in this deal, the Lakers get much-needed defensive toughmen and players who can stay healthy, the Hawks bring back another superstar for Trae Young, and the 76ers have to get rid of ben Simmons and Tobias Harris contracts, after which they can also focus on building a lineup around Embiid.
The Lakers will also be able to build a starting lineup for Simmons, Seth Curry, Ariza, James and Collins after getting the above players, although this is still a bit star-studded compared to the big three combination of James, Davis and Westbrook, but this is a more reasonable lineup for the Lakers to build around James.
As for the Hawks being able to build a big three lineup of Trae Young, Davis and Harris after getting Davis and Harris, to be honest, it is enough to make the Hawks a competitive team.
There is also the fact that the 76ers can also build a lineup with better depth around Embiid after ending ben Simmons's farce, and although this lineup may not allow the 76ers to storm the championship trophy, it will definitely be the option to put the 76ers in a better situation.
Overall, it's really not a blockbuster scenario that's likely to become a reality, but it would be a move that would be good for all three teams.