The Los Angeles Lakers finished up their NBA Summer League slate on Friday with a 106-84 loss to the Denver Nuggets in which Bronny James and Dalton Knecht both sat out.

The latest on Nuggets All-Star Nikola Jokic's status on playing for Serbia in a tournament overseas this summer.

While those were all great moves, the most praised move from Denver was its trade that sent Dario Saric to Sacramento for Jonas Valanciunas. Finally, the Nuggets had their big man to back up Jokic.

This impressive move sparked major discussions within the NBA community. Recently, Johnson appeared on Kentavious Caldwell-Pope’s podcast, “The Dawg Talk.” During the episode, Johnson reacted to the Nuggets’ trade by focusing on how he will fit alongside Jokic.

That bad, bad dude is Nikola Jokic's oldest brother Strahinja, a former professional basketball player in his own right and now a certifiable bad-a** that has been known to throw down, which is even scarier given he also has a background in mixed martial arts.

One of the trades made by the Denver Nuggets this summer was named as one of the best moves thus far during the NBA offseason by an analyst.