Portland has a full backcourt with Scoot Henderson and Shaedon Sharpe, so moving on from Simons for more of a wing talent could make sense. Adding Moody in the deal feels like a huge win for the Trail Blazers. At just 22, Moody shot 39.4 percent from 3 this season and is on a super friendly three-year, $37.5 million deal.

The Warriors practically invented the 3-point hungry offense NBA teams feast on nowadays. Johnson falls right into that category as a prolific shooter. Sure he’s a bit of a liability when it comes to defense. But he’s a sixth/seventh player off the bench that can ignite the offense.

The Brooklyn Nets could emerge as a possible destination for Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga in restricted free agency, according to NBA insiders Marc Stein and Jake Fischer. Per Stein and Fischer, the Nets have "long loomed as a potential suitor" for Kuminga even though their exact level of interest "remains to be seen."