NBA trade deadline bonanza is over, but the chain reaction it creates still lingers via the buyout market. Several cellar-dwelling teams added veterans before the Feb. 6 cutoff point to strike a deal,

Here's a look at players on the trade block and teams that could be buyers and sellers. (Records are through Tuesday's games.) P

Jones seems more likely to be keeper for the Wizards through the rest of the season before they evaluate whether to pick up his guarantee for 2025-26. A second-round pick in 2023, Jones’ anemic offense prevented him from gaining traction in Sacramento, and he was thrown into a deadline deal for Memphis’ Jake LaRavia.

Examining the names to monitor this summer now that the 2025 NBA trade deadline period has closed. John Schuhmann Kyrie Irving and Russell Westbrook are among the top players who could opt into free agency this summer.

Based on the collective bargaining agreement, there are certain restrictions that will not allow teams above the first or second luxury tax apron to sign players who made more than the mid-level exception. Those teams are the Celtics, Nuggets, Lakers, Bucks, Timberwolves, Knicks, and Suns.

Golden State coach Steve Kerr had a rotation in mind when he got to the arena in Salt Lake City on Wednesday night.

This season brought a wild NBA trade deadline that saw some of the biggest names in the league change teams. Let’s dive into some of the most noteworthy deals and highlight the impact that they will have on fantasy basketball moving forward.

The Trail Blazers would likely want to make room to have more minutes for Donovan Clingan, who they recently selected early in the 2024 NBA Draft. For the Lakers, meanwhile, Ayton could have at least some tangible valuable as a player who has postseason experience and tremendous size on the inside.

The Golden State Warriors are in a tricky spot, roster-wise, in the aftermath of their trade acquiring Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat. The Dubs had to send away four players to make the deal work, so at the moment,