I don't really have any interest in Hachimura.
Rather than the Wizards, I'd include the Hornets.
SAC sends: #4, #37, Holmes, Len, Holiday, Harkless, Davis, Metu
SAC gets: #6, #15, #32, Washington, Duarte, Oubre, 2023 FRP
IND sends: #6, #31, Brogdon, Duarte, 2023 FRP
IND gets: #4, Len, Plumlee, Harkless, Holiday, Metu
CHA sends: #15, Washington, Plumlee, Oubre
CHA gets: #37, Brogdon, Holmes, Davis
And the 2023 FRP from CLE goes to the Kings unless the Hornets need more to make this deal.
I don't know if the Kings can trade Holiday back to the Pacers (I believe they can in a multiplayer deal) but this I'd definitely consider.
I'm assuming the Pistons take Murray so the Kings take Daniels at 6 and Eason at 15 and maybe Wendell Moore Jr at 31
C Sabonis/Jones or Hartenstein/Queta
PF Washington/Lyles/Eason
SF Barnes/Oubre/Moore
SG DiVincenzo/Daniels/Duarte
PG Fox/Mitchell/FA
That's a pretty versatile team. I'd give Daniels minutes backing up the 2 & 3, and Washington minutes as a smallball 5 when the matchups work.
The Pacers get their man in Ivey and a ton of 2023 cap relief when they move Brogdon for a bunch of enders. Plumlee is only partially guaranteed until just after the draft if they want to waive him .
The Hornets get a great guard trio by adding Brogdon to Melo and Rozier, a bench scorer in Davis and Holmes as a starting center that matches better with Ball and is more necessary now that Harrell likely gets suspended. If Charlotte would prefer Duarte to Davis, that's fine too.