Boston gets Love, Martin, and Budinger.
Indiana gets Green, Bradley (Sign and trade,) Bass, Cleveland's 1st draft pick, and a 2nd rounder, and Ronny Turiaf.
Minnesota gets Stephenson, (Sign and trade), Turner, (Sign and Trade,) Sullinger, Bogans, 2015 Boston pick, 2016 Nets pick, Humphries (Sign and trade,)
Boston gets the superstar they wanted, Indiana replaces Stephenson with Bradley, brings in a great 3rd scoring option on or off the bench, and Bass/Turiaf are experienced playoff vets. Plus two picks, a first/second should sweeten the loss of losing Stephenson, and Turner who are both clearly not in their plans.
Minnesota gets Stephenson, Turner, who they were both interested in, and are both young talent. Sullinger is a PF that has upside, but definitely needs to lose weight. Bogans provide immediate cap relief, and Humphries is also a great PF that they too, were interested in, and the picks sweeten the deal. With a line up of Rubio, Stephenson, Turner, Humphries or Sully, and Pekovic. They could possibly make the playoffs or hit really close to it, which was their original goal.
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Not too positive if any of this works out cap space, I haven't done the calculations. But if Ainge wanted to experiment, I think this deal could make sense. The Pacers clearly need a PG, but Paul George/Hill can both benefit from a player that doesn't need the ball in their hands and can make 3 pt shots.
EDIT: Apparently Bradley just signed the contract, so trading him now would be impossible.
I was mulling this idea in my head, but credit goes to Kevin O'Connor/MPLBaller.