Johnson is a bruising, energetic post player who rebounds well and can score on the block. That makes him a solid depth addition for an Orlando team that's stocking up on big men. Look for Johnson to back up at both center and power forward, and for him to push fellow youngsters Jonathan Isaac and Mo Bamba for minutes. Several reports say the Magic also receives some cash from the Thunder as part of this deal.

The Thunder has made some major (and expensive) moves this off-season, so this is about saving money. Johnson's contract (roughly $1.4 million for 2018-19) was guaranteed, while Purvis' (for a nearly identical amount) is not. Ergo, OKC frees up some cash to save on luxury tax. It will be surprising if the Thunder doesn't waive Purvis, who would played a fringe / bench role if he somehow sticks around.

There is no fantasy value here, as neither Johnson nor Purvis will likely generate enough playing time in 2018-19 to garner interest in most league formats.