I still like the possibility of a Celtics-Knicks-Cavs trade. In effect, Melo and Rozier or Marcus Smart go to CLE; Kevin Love goes to the Celtics; Jaylen Brown, Amir Johnson AND 2017 and 2018 pick swaps involving the Nets pick go to the Knicks.
The Cavs get LeBron's best friend and another guy that can be a lead scorer on a team. They also get their pick of Rozier or Marcus Smart who might be able to fill the "playermaker" void that LeBron describes for a guard off the bench.
Celtics upgrade their talent-base without hurting their cache of assets. Yes, they might end up with a less valuable pick in 2017 and 2018 BUT both still will likely be in the lottery, which allows them to parlay them yet again for more tangible assets (i.e. rotation players). Even more important still is that they maintain their core, in particular Jae Crowder who is a grossly underrated player while adding a double-double floor spacer in Kevin Love.
We, on the other hand, maximize our draft potential by effectively having two chances to win the lottery through our pick OR the Nets' pick. That would be far more practical to both teams (BOS and NYK) than us owning the pick outright. I also wouldn't mind taking a flier on Jaylen Brown in spite of being skeptical of his abilities as a player.
http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=z3sqgvt