So who says no, a trade centered around Meyers Leonard and Kelly Olynyk (this not need be the final package)?
The rationalization behind this is that Meyers Leonard will be a restricted free agent next year, and Kelly Olynyk still has a few years left on his contract, so there's some incentive on that regard.
I see Portland currently a bit crowded in their big spots, so they might not want to pay all that much going forward to Meyers.
As centers go, they currently have Mason Plumlee. In addition to that, they have Ed Davis who can slide and play there and also a lottery pick in Noah Vonleh (though while seemingly a bust for now, he's still quite young). Also, there's Chris Kaman in the final year of his contract.
That's the primary focus in this trade. When the main idea of this came up for me, I was thinking of a Olynyk and Turner combo package since I think Portland could use a 2/3 player who can create for himself and help with ball-handling.
Something to also consider is the offer-sheet they offered Enes Kanter, which seems like the Thunder would match, but leads me to believe that Portland isn't too hot in their interest in keeping Leonard around and even if they're still interested in him, wouldn't looking for further big man help get even more crowded to be worth keeping him in the first place? Might've been a bluff to force the Thunder to match, but that's a lot of money just to bluff a rival.
Anyways, is there something here worth exploring, with your favorite adjustments if needed be?