Stokes is one of the most NBA-ready players in the draft, and is a perfect fit for the still-contending Grizzlies and their style: he's a big, strong, physical presence in the paint who will battle for rebounds. His addition should let Randolph rest more often, and Stokes also gives Memphis another option for replacing the aging Randolph in the future.

The Jazz already has two rookie salaries to pay (in first-rounders Exum and Hood so they save some money here by moving Stokes. It's unlikely the future second-rounder will land a player as good as Stokes, but at least Utah receives an asset in return for a pick that didn't fit into their shorter-term plans.

Look for Stokes to battle Davis right away for backup big-man minutes in Memphis. Stokes will likely have some fringe fantasy value for teams needing rebounds, but as a rookie who isn't likely starting he isn't very fantasy-relevant yet.