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Three-way trade ratings: The Bucks and Trail Blazers both have a B+, and the Suns have a B-.
On September 28, Beijing time, the Bucks, Suns and Trail Blazers completed a high-profile three-way deal. The trade sent Lillard to the Bucks, who sent Joe Holladay, Ayton, Camara, and first-round picks for years to come, including first-round swaps in 2029, 2028 and 2030. The Suns got Nurkic, Little Ter, Keon Johnson and Grayson Allen.
The Bucks have a B+ rating. While they weren't high-profile trading partners at the beginning, they had what it took to win a championship. In a recent interview, Alphabet expressed the condition of his contract extension, that is, the team must have the ability to compete for championships. The Bucks' decision suggests they're willing to take risks and sacrifice outside defense in order to build a strong blocking combo with Alphabet Brother, but Lillard's offensive ability can fill that hole.
The Blazers also have a B+ rating. They wisely abandoned Lillard in the trade and shifted their focus to Henderson, Ayton and Sharp. While they didn't get the expected number of chips, they could use the 2029 first-round pick to build the future. Ayton will be looking for new opportunities in Portland, and his age and potential will be a valuable asset to the Blazers. In addition, Kamala's development potential is also worth looking forward to, and the Blazers have the opportunity to further improve the roster through subsequent trades.
The Sun is rated B-. While both the Bucks and Blazers have benefited greatly from this trade, the Suns' harvest has been relatively small. Nurkic has been great on the defensive end, but injury issues remain, and his arrival hasn't significantly improved the Suns' overall defensive level. What the Suns may need more is a young player like Little who is expected to play a significant role in the starting lineup. In addition, the arrival of Grayson Allen adds depth to the Suns, but overall, the Bucks and Blazers get more out of this deal.
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