In a significant three-team NBA trade, the Detroit Pistons, Chicago Bulls, and Minnesota Timberwolves completed a multi-player deal. The Pistons acquired sharpshooter Kevin Huerter from the Bulls and Timberwolves, who in turn received Jaden Ivey and Mike Conley Jr. The deal also included a 2026 first-round protected swap from Minnesota to Detroit. Huerter, averaging 10.9 points and shooting 41.4% from three, joins the Pistons to bolster their perimeter shooting as they lead the Eastern Conference. The Bulls received young guard Jaden Ivey, the 2022 No. 5 overall pick, who averaged 16.3 points in his rookie season but has seen reduced production this year. Chicago also added veteran point guard Mike Conley Jr., who is averaging a career-low 4.4 points. The Timberwolves, aiming to manage their luxury tax, sent Conley to Chicago and did not receive a player in return. The trade benefits all teams involved: Detroit gains a key shooter, Chicago bolsters its guard rotation with young and veteran talent, and Minnesota reduces its luxury tax burden while maintaining flexibility for future moves. The trade marks a significant reshuffling ahead of the NBA trade deadline, with all players involved on expiring contracts.