houston is getting the best player in the deal, that's solid, too. it's not like they were going to get a lot for martin or lamb individually or that those guys were long-term pieces. so they basically got him for the picks.

OKC get their paper straight, get a guy to fill the role with Martin, add another player to their rotation and diversify holdings with some future picks (two firsts and a second seems to be what's out there now). This is definitely the type of trade they needed to make, we'll see how they make it work.