The Dallas Mavericks could be looking to trade away a few veterans to better fit the Cooper Flagg timeline. Most of the chatter surrounds Anthony Davis, who is aging and on a bad contract, which makes a landing spot hard to find for him.
The Charlotte Hornets have a ton of reasons to make absolutely no moves before the February 5 trade deadline, even if the lowly Los Angeles Clippers call about LaMelo Ball.
The Heat are not closing the door on Anthony Davis. They are just keeping one eye firmly on a bigger prize. NBA insider Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report said Miami could pivot to a Davis trade if a pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo ultimately goes nowhere.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
Trade season in the NBA is heating up, and for the first time in decades, it feels like the Hawks are legitimately positioned to swing a blockbuster deal if they choose to.
There weren’t many high expectations for the Toronto Raptors heading into the 2025-26 season. Sure, Brandon Ingram was going to improve the team, but many weren’t sold on just how much Ingram was going to change the team.
The Detroit Pistons have emerged as a popular potential trade destination for any superstar who could become available. Detroit has continued to rise from
TORONTO — Trade season has arrived, and Toronto has wasted little time engaging the market. League executives expect activity, and the Raptors already fit that profile.
The Mavericks are holding firm when it comes to Anthony Davis. According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, Dallas has made it clear it is not interested
Speculation linking the Atlanta Hawks to a potential trade for Dallas Mavericks star forward Anthony Davis appears to be losing momentum, as league insiders have expressed skepticism about Atlanta’s ability to assemble a competitive offer.
It’s starting to feel like February as all these trade rumours have been flying in about potential trade targets for the Toronto Raptors. After yesterday’s news of Raptors potentially being interested in Daniel Gafford, Goga Bitadze, and Anthony Davis, a new name has emerged.
The Dallas Mavericks locked up with the Utah Jazz in a high-scoring affair Monday night. Going without Anthony Davis, Dallas welcomed back Daniel Gafford for a bit of help down low.
Shams Charania of ESPN reported last week that the Pistons were expected to be among the suitors for Mavericks big man Anthony Davis. However, league sources tell Hunter Patterson of The Athletic that Davis isn’t currently on Detroit’s radar, as the team is focused on “internal growth” rather than a major win-now acquisition.
Anthony Davis is not on the Pistons’ trade radar. According to Hunter Patterson of The Athletic, Detroit has no current plans to pursue the Mavericks’ big man and is instead prioritizing internal growth.
The Mavericks may wait until the offseason before making a move involving Anthony Davis. According to Christian Clark of The Athletic, Dallas has signaled a desire to remain competitive despite a 10-16 start, and multiple rival executives believe the team could hold off on trading Davis until this summer.
The Dallas Mavericks season has not gone according to plan, as they currently own a 10–16 record and sit outside the playoff picture in the Western Conference.
If the Dallas Mavericks decide to trade Anthony Davis, they should have at least three significant suitors. The Detroit Pistons, Atlanta Hawks, and Toronto Raptors are expected to pursue Davis, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.