NBA teams typically need at least one quarter of a new campaign to start with the kind of self-assessments that could steer them toward the trade market.

Austin Reaves has been playing the best basketball of his career this season, and this stellar performance has significantly raised his value.

Boston piled up four extra second round picks by moving down from No. 32 and used one to help dump the salary of Georges Niang, which saved the team tens of millions more in luxury tax penalties. That’s not a fun thing to advertise but is also a reality for a team that went all-in financial over the past two years.

If the NBA trade deadline were today, would the Charlotte Hornets make some moves? They probably would, because they have assets to play with (namely, some expi

Max Christie and Daniel Gafford are both solid, affordable role players. In the right trade market, they both might net a lower first-round pick at the deadline. So instead of potentially two underwhelming first-round picks... why not combine them to get one very valuable one?

In a blockbuster trade concept crafted by NBA expert Zach Lowe, the Lakers would elevate their big man unit by reuniting their 40-year-old star, LeBron James, with his 6-foot-10 NBA champion ex-teammate.

The Chicago Bulls may be inclined to include Coby White in a potential Anthony Davis trade proposal involving the Dallas Mavericks.

Klay Thompson chose the Dallas Mavericks over the Los Angeles Lakers to play with Luka Doncic, but trade rumors are beginning to swirl.