That's a great deal for Boston (best player in the trade, a good swingman), a quantity over quality deal for New Orleans and a trip down mediocrity lane for Indiana (Rondo-Granger isn't a championship quality 1-2 punch, Okafor's overpaid, no more trade assets to add missing pieces).
And how is NO going to meet minimum salary requirements after that trade? Sending out Paul, Okafor and Ariza, likely losing West and bringing back a horde of players on rookie contracts: that will leave a burning hole in their pocket.