7. Ayo Dosunmu
Ayo Dosunmu was initially drafted to be a ballhandler and point guard but has played off-ball through his first three seasons. He would fit in Orlando like a glove and has a modest two years and $14.5 million left on his deal.
Not only has Dosunmu improved his three-point shooting, scoring, and facilitating, but he is an excellent defender. At 6'5 with a 6'10 wingspan, he can guard three positions. That versatility is exactly what the Magic usually target.
He can come into Orlando and find himself as an offensive initiator who can look for his own shot. Ayo could be given the opportunity to split the backcourt with Jalen Suggs to establish an elite perimeter defensive duo, or he can come off the bench and bring a boost of offense to any unit.
Chicago has hinted at resetting the franchise after just acquiring ball-dominant guard Josh Giddey from the Oklahoma City Thunder and trading away coveted role player Alex Caruso. Dosunmu is already 24, and if the Bulls want to clear minutes for Giddey and Coby White, then a trade could be inevitable.