It's a good structure (though it should need some extra salary to make it work), and 28 or even a 28/41 swap would be enough sweetener for me. People ing about Green need to take a break. He's an expiring contract, and even though he wasn't great last year, he should be good enough to fill a spot or be traded to another contender later on. Like they'd probably be able to send him to LAC or even to Philly with Mills as part of a Horford/Richardson trade. Kuzma isn't great, but he'd basically be a bigger younger and worse DMDR with option value. If the future lineup is going to be something like White/Walker/Johnson/_____/Poeltl, then yeah it works. That unit could use Kuz's scoring and would have a good defensive foundation. It'd also allow them to see if Samanic has developed to the point of letting Kuzma leave the next summer. Draft a guy like Smith at 11 and Woodard at 28 and run with this roster:
White/Murray
Walker/Weatherspoon
Johnson/Woodard
Kuzma/Samanic
Poeltl/Smith
That leaves out whatever would become of Gay, Green, Aldridge and Mills. Obviously, that's a lot of salary that could be for long-term salary and draft picks. Like maybe they do LMA and Green for Wiggins and the pick swap and Mills and Gay for Horford and Richardson. Then we could be talking about:
White/Murray
Edwards(2)/Walker/Weatherspoon
Richardson/Johnson/Wiggins
Kuzma/Lyles/Samanic
Poeltl/Horford/Oturu (28)
Rough-AF draft of course, and I haven't even looked at it in the Capulator. But still, it wouldn't be close to a bad off-season.