Feb 6, at 2: pm ET • 1 min read
It’s all come down to this. We’re less than a couple hours away from the NBA trade deadline buzzer at 3 p.m. ET, and the deals are starting to roll in. On Thursday, the Warriors sent D’Angelo Russell to the Timberwolves
in a deal involving Andrew Wiggins, per ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. Also happening before the deadline, the Grizzlies and Heat reportedly
The Philadelphia 472 ers also made some noise by reportedly adding Alec Burks and Glenn Robinson III from the Warriors in exchange for three second round picks. The move will give Philadelphia a much-needed scoring boost off of the bench. The Houston Rockets, Minnesota Timberwolves, Atlanta Hawks and Denver Nuggets announced their blockbuster – player trade involving Robert Covington and Clint Capela on Wednesday night. Now the rest of the NBA has a chance to respond, and fortunately, there is still plenty of talent to go around.
D’Angelo Russell is one of the biggest names still on the board, and Minnesota is still in hot pursuit. The first-round pick it acquired in the Covington trade could be redirected to Golden State in a trade, but apparently nothing is imminent on that front.
Those names only scratch the surface of the discussions taking place this week. Here’s a recap of the major rumors circulating around the league and big trades made as the deadline draws closer.
- Reports: Kings send Dedmon, picks to Hawks for Parker, Len
Rumors: Heat, Thunder struggling to agree on deal for veteran wing before deadline
- Pelicans not close to a Jrue Holiday deal yet, content to keep him through the deadline
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Knicks have had exploratory conversations on Lakers forward Kyle Kuzma Warriors are listening to trade offers for D’Angelo Russell
(Cavaliers’ Tristan Thompson made available for trade
Derrick Rose likely to remain with Pistons for remainder of the season
Check below for all the latest news, rumors and analysis as Thursday’s 3 pm ET deadline is fast approaching.
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according to Sham Charania of The Athletic, the Knicks are finalizing a deal to send Marcus Morris to the Clippers for Moe Harkless and other assets . Former NBA great Caron Butler is getting in on the fun:
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With the Heat-Gallinari talks at an impasse, it appears as if Jae Crowder will remain on the Miami roster. after the 3 pm buzzer sounds
T-minus one hour before the NBA trade deadline
Are the Celtics getting ready to make a trade?
The Washington Wizards have maintained that they would attempt to re-sign Davis Bertans this summer rather than. trade him at the deadline. According to Kevin O’Connor of The Ringer, Washington is demanding two first-round picks in any potential deal for the sharpshooting big man.
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The Suns have reportedly received offers for Kelly Oubre Jr. from the Orlando Magic and other teams but, at this time, have not found a deal that they think is worth trading the forward for.
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The Knicks haven’t “closed the door” on acquiring Warriors. guard D’Angelo Russell ahead of the trade deadline, according to SNY’s Ian Begley
. Begley reported the Knicks have involved Bobby Portis and Frank Ntilikina in talks for Russell. However, New York wants to save assets for the possibility of acquiring a disgruntled star after the deadline, according to Begley.T-minus 2 hours remaining before the trade deadline buzzer sounds
according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Clippers are trading. Derrick Walton Jr. to the Hawks for cash
https://twitter.com/wojespn /st… (Per Yahoo’s Chris Haynes, the Rockets tried to make a deal for Tristan Thompson, but couldn’t figure out the money. Doesn’t sound like Thompson will be bought out
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according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, talks between Miami and Oklahoma City are “fully stalled”
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Here are some more details on the Miami Heat deal for Andre Iguodala. Looks like Jae Crowder and Solomon Hill will be heading to Miami, according to Sham Charania of The Athletic. Dion Waiters is going to Memphis. The New York Knicks’ firing of president Steve Mills on Tuesday may have shifted their trade-deadline strategy. With Mills gone, (SNY’s Ian Begley is reporting the Knicks are “more willing” to move forward Marcus Morris.
Prior to Mills’ departure, the Knicks discussed a trade involving Morris and Pacers guard Aaron Holiday, according to (Begley) . The Knicks are (reported ) nearing a deal with player agent Leon Rose to make him their next GM.
, the Washington Wizards are expected to remain “quiet” through the trade deadline. Standig also reported they are looking to clear a roster spot – which may happen after 3 p.m. ET. The Wizards, who made plenty of deadline moves under former team president Ernie Grunfeld, may be taking a more prudent approach under first-year GM Tommy Sheppard.
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