Trent Jr. was a second-round pick this year (No. 37 overall) but he is seen by some as a first-round talent. He's also a very solid scoring wing, and since Portland needs more wing scoring this is a nice move by the Blazers.

The talent-starved Kings can use a player with Trent Jr.'s skills, but they instead move him here for two future second-rounders. It's not a bad move on paper, but it's hard to see this making the team better.

Trent Jr. has the perimeter shooting ability the Blazers lost some of when Allen Crabbe left for Brooklyn last year. Expect him to be in the mix for some starts in the coming campaign, but don't expect too much more from him in fantasy than good 3-point production (at least in Year 1).