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#1 Chicago Bulls
The Chicago Bulls are struggling for consistency right now, sitting uncomfortably in 11th across the Eastern Conference with a 10-18 record. Kris Dunn is their first-choice point guard, but the 25-year-old hasn't been promising thus far in his NBA career.
If they harbour any true desire to reach this season's playoffs, they need an upgrade in that position and that's where Schroder comes into play. He can prove a very tantalising option to consider for the Bulls, as a 26-year-old with potential still to fulfil - while he could help form a great tandem with backcourt partner Zach LaVine for years to come.
Averaging 17 points per game in just 29 minutes for the Thunder, this move would see him return to the East where he played for five years while also allowing him to flourish among lower expectations in Chicago, where he'd be given time to settle into the team.
