Chief among those looking to improve are the Lakers after their first-round exit. While they don't have the assets that some other teams will throw at the Bucks, their improbable acquisition of Luka Doncic has fans already buzzing at the potential of adding Giannis to the squad this summer, with jersey swaps all over social media.

Almost every team in the league would certainly want a player of Giannis Antetokounmpo's caliber as the Milwaukee Bucks look to potentially trade him this offseason, but the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks may need the future Hall of Famer to get involved in picking out his destination if they are going to be the clubs to land him.

Spotrac estimates the Lakers will be $59.8M over the cap and $3.69M over the tax threshold this offseason. If James exercises his player option ($52.63M) before the June 29 deadline, that would devour more cap room.