The trade of Mike Conley Jr. to the Chicago Bulls is a significant move for the Minnesota Timberwolves. The team was facing a significant tax bill, and Conley's departure will save them an estimated $20 million in taxes. This move could open the door for the Timberwolves to pursue other players, including Milwaukee star Giannis Antetokounmpo. Conley, who was acquired by the Timberwolves in 2021, averaged 10.7 points and 5.4 assists per game this season. He will join a Bulls team that is looking to make a deep playoff run in the Eastern Conference. The Pistons also acquired Dario Saric from the Bulls as part of the deal, while the Bulls received Jaden Ivey from the Pistons. The Pistons can also swap first-round picks with the Wolves in June. Huerter is having one of the most well-rounded seasons of his career and would join a Detroit team aiming for a deep playoff run in the East. The Pistons don’t shoot many 3-pointers — they’re 27th in attempts and 28th in attempts per game entering Tuesday — but that could change with Huerter being added to a group that features constant deep threat Duncan Robinson, among others. Ivey spent parts of four seasons with the Pistons. He was dealing with the aftereffects of knee surgery entering the season and was averaging a career-low 8.2 points, getting only 16.8 minutes per game, another career low.