NBA offseason chaos just hit new heights as Klay Thompson heads to Miami, DeMar DeRozan lands in Denver, and a wild three-team swap sends Peyton Watson to Cleveland, Max Strus to L.A., and Tre Mann to Washington. For the Atlanta Hawks, this reshapes their free agency plans—especially around Jonathan Kuminga. With Watson off the table and Kuminga unlikely to take a pay cut, his options narrow to teams like the Lakers, Timberwolves, or Bucks, likely requiring a sign-and-trade with Atlanta’s approval. A bold three-way deal could see Kuminga headed to Memphis, giving Atlanta Derrick Jones Jr., Brook Lopez, and future picks while letting the Clippers gain assets and Memphis gets a shot at integrating Kuminga into their young roster—all while clearing salary for the Hawks.
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