I don’t think there’s ever been a time where you could ever put the Denver Nuggets into the conversation for winning the trade deadline. Well, this year, they are firmly in that conversation, if not the front runner.
With the eastern conference trade deadline winners already covered, next up is the western conference. There were some solid moves made, good moves made and potential game-changing moves made in the west.
The NBA trade deadline passed yesterday afternoon following an avalanche of trades made in the final hours of the NBA’s trade season. Both conferences in the association saw contenders get stronger and sellers get weaker.
After going down to the wire with the Toronto Raptors for Kyle Lowry, the Miami Heat quickly pivoted back to the Houston Rockets and acquired Victor Oladipo.
Danny Ainge has made a huge splash to start off this year’s trade deadline for the Boston Celtics. As first reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Orlando Magic are sending shooting guard Evan Fournier to the Boston Celtics in exchange for two second-round picks.
At the end of the 2019 NBA Finals, the Golden State Warriors lost Klay Thompson to an ACL injury and Kevin Durant to an Achilles injury. Durant proceeded to leave for Brooklyn and Steph Curry was lost most of the 2019-20 NBA season with a wrist injury. The Warriors have not been at full strength since the time of Durant’s initial calf injury during the 2019 NBA playoffs.
The NBA trade deadline is this Thursday. According to the Ringer’s Kevin O’Conner, Miami is making a strong push for Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry.
The Boston Celtics need a bench. Game after game, the Celtics struggle to maintain their momentum that the starters created. Brad Stevens needs to hand the keys to the second unit to the rookie.
With the NBA Trade Deadline just days away, we get our first action. The Oklahoma City Thunder have agreed to trade Trevor Ariza to the Miami Heat for Meyers Leonard and a 2027 second-round pick.
The Miami Heat have been interested in Houston Rockets forward P.J. Tucker for a while now. Tucker is currently away from the Rockets as the team tries to move him. So where will his next destination be?
The San Antonio Spurs and forward LaMarcus Aldridge have agreed to mutually part ways. In an interview with head coach Gregg Popovich, the longtime head coach said that Aldridge will no longer be suiting up with the team. This brings the 35 year old forward into the trade rumor mill.
Out of nowhere, San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich announced that the team and LaMarcus Aldridge have mutually agreed to part ways.
I don’t think there’s ever been a time where you could ever put the Denver Nuggets into the conversation for winning the trade deadline. Well, this year, they are firmly in that conversation, if not the front runner.
With the eastern conference trade deadline winners already covered, next up is the western conference. There were some solid moves made, good moves made and potential game-changing moves made in the west.
The NBA trade deadline passed yesterday afternoon following an avalanche of trades made in the final hours of the NBA’s trade season. Both conferences in the association saw contenders get stronger and sellers get weaker.
After going down to the wire with the Toronto Raptors for Kyle Lowry, the Miami Heat quickly pivoted back to the Houston Rockets and acquired Victor Oladipo.
Danny Ainge has made a huge splash to start off this year’s trade deadline for the Boston Celtics. As first reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Orlando Magic are sending shooting guard Evan Fournier to the Boston Celtics in exchange for two second-round picks.
At the end of the 2019 NBA Finals, the Golden State Warriors lost Klay Thompson to an ACL injury and Kevin Durant to an Achilles injury. Durant proceeded to leave for Brooklyn and Steph Curry was lost most of the 2019-20 NBA season with a wrist injury. The Warriors have not been at full strength since the time of Durant’s initial calf injury during the 2019 NBA playoffs.
The NBA trade deadline is this Thursday. According to the Ringer’s Kevin O’Conner, Miami is making a strong push for Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry.
The Boston Celtics need a bench. Game after game, the Celtics struggle to maintain their momentum that the starters created. Brad Stevens needs to hand the keys to the second unit to the rookie.
With the NBA Trade Deadline just days away, we get our first action. The Oklahoma City Thunder have agreed to trade Trevor Ariza to the Miami Heat for Meyers Leonard and a 2027 second-round pick.
The Miami Heat have been interested in Houston Rockets forward P.J. Tucker for a while now. Tucker is currently away from the Rockets as the team tries to move him. So where will his next destination be?
The San Antonio Spurs and forward LaMarcus Aldridge have agreed to mutually part ways. In an interview with head coach Gregg Popovich, the longtime head coach said that Aldridge will no longer be suiting up with the team. This brings the 35 year old forward into the trade rumor mill.
Out of nowhere, San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich announced that the team and LaMarcus Aldridge have mutually agreed to part ways.
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