As the NBA playoffs progress, several teams are eyeing potential trades to enhance their rosters, with the Oklahoma City Thunder leading the charge by expressing interest in acquiring Cameron Johnson from the Brooklyn Nets.

These moves highlight a broader trend among NBA playoff teams, each exploring hypothetical trades to bolster their chances.

The Milwaukee Bucks are also in the mix, aiming to reacquire Khris Middleton from the Washington Wizards by offering Kyle Kuzma and other assets.

The Los Angeles Lakers are seeking to address their center position by pursuing Nicolas Claxton from the Nets, proposing Rui Hachimura and draft picks in return.

Meanwhile, the Minnesota Timberwolves are also considering a trade for Johnson, proposing to send Julius Randle and a draft swap to Brooklyn.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have entered the fray as well, looking to add Johnson to their strong lineup by offering Max Strus and draft considerations.

In addition to Johnson, the Indiana Pacers are targeting sharpshooter Luke Kennard from the Memphis Grizzlies, willing to part with minor assets.

The Orlando Magic are looking to improve their scoring by expressing interest in Trae Young, offering Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and future draft picks.

In their pursuit of Johnson, the Thunder are prepared to offer Isaiah Joe along with a combination of draft picks.

The Detroit Pistons are aiming to acquire CJ McCollum from the New Orleans Pelicans, offering a package that includes Tim Hardaway Jr. and draft considerations.

The Los Angeles Clippers have set their sights on Santi Aldama from the Grizzlies, proposing a deal that includes Amir Coffey and Kobe Brown.

Lastly, the Boston Celtics are planning a minor trade for Alec Burks, involving Xavier Tillman, to secure a shooter for their playoff run.