The Raptors are exploring a trade with the Suns to try and relieve their cap obligations and duck underneath the luxury tax.

It’s the unofficial start of NBA trade season. As of today — Monday, Dec. 15 — 79 players who signed or extended their contracts last summer became eligible to be traded. That means the options have greatly expanded for front offices trying to match salaries and develop trade packages that work for both sides.

The NBA trade deadline is Feb. 5 at 3 p.m. ET, and we have you covered on all the buzz around the league as the 2025-26 season heats up.

The New York Knicks are among the top teams rumored to be a potential landing spot for Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo. Although the Greek star hasn't requested a trade, many believe it will happen soon. However, NBA champion Kendrick Perkins issued a warning to the Knicks regarding making a trade for Antetokounmpo.

The Miami Heat have "gauged the trade market" for veteran forward Andrew Wiggins, according to HoopsHype's Michael Scotto.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been one of the most disappointing teams to start the season. The Cavs find themselves 15-13, just two games above .500 as the No.

Adam Silver said the NBA was considering "whether it makes sense to maybe go to some unique locations for the final game."

L.A. is third in the Western Conference with an 18-7 record, and a true championship contender thanks to the trio of Luka Dončić, LeBron James and Austin Reaves. The Lakers are only 23rd in three-point field goals made per game, however, and Thompson could provide a boost in that area.

Ahead of what appears to be a busy trade deadline for the Sacramento Kings, it's been reported that the Kings aren't planning on using one of their best trade a

Welcome to the Thursday NBA DFS slate. It’s been a good start to the season as we are well into the NBA season. The holidays are amongst us and the Emirates NBA Cup has come and gone, so now we can really sink our teeth into the season. In my humble opinion, there’s nothing better.

San Antonio rookie Dylan Harper had a season-high 24 points and the Spurs led for all but 22 seconds in defeating the Washington Wizards 119-94 on Thursday night to rebound from a disappointing loss in the NBA Cup final.