Will this aspect of Luka Doncic's game prove to be detrimental for the Mavericks?
LeBron James has been applying pressure to the Los Angeles Lakers front office. It's clear he wants the team to go all-in at the February 8 trade deadline. In recent weeks, the Purple and Gold have been linked with multiple high-level talents.
Joel Embiid has undergone a procedure to fix the meniscus injury threatening his season. Currently, there isn't a timeframe for his return to NBA action.
Golden State's Andrew Wiggins' sluggish start to the season has seen him become a popular name in trade rumors.
Grant Williams has endured a torrid start to life with the Dallas Mavericks. He's struggling in his current role and has become a focal point of frustration
Gordon Hayward is in the final year of a $120 million deal. He has been floated as a potential trade chip for the Charlotte Hornets heading into the Feb. 8 trade deadline.
Alex Caruso is arguably the most tradeable asset within the Chicago Bulls roster.
Uncertainty regarding Donovan Mitchell's future has put the Cavaliers in a difficult position and could have significant ripple effects on the roster in Cleveland.
His $3.6 million salary fits within the team's traded player exception. As such, the Celtics could acquire him for a package of second-round draft picks, of which they have plenty.
The Golden State Warriors may finally be figuring it out, which could be bad news for the Dallas Mavericks on the trade front.
With less than a week until the trade deadline, James will likely be watching the team's moves closely.
Lowry could be the ideal bridge.
The Lakers expecting such a significant return for him on the trade market is nonsensical.
Scottie Barnes is the future star of the Raptors.
This Attitude Era star was once a key figure in the best in-ring product in history. Now, after a 12-year retirement, the 58-year-old fan favorite is considering a one-fight comeback.
Los Angeles has some tough discussions that need to be had.
While he was once seen as untouchable, Green is reportedly available in potential trades.
According to Jake Fischer of Yahoo Sports, the Lakers are willing to part ways with the veteran guard.
Watching their former leader end up on a conference rival or with their most storied enemy in the Lakers would be a worst-case scenario for the Celtics.
If LeBron is sitting in protest of the Lakers' malaise, the front office will have no choice but to take notice.
That success and consistent proof of concept will ensure NXT continues to thrive and attract some of the best young talent in the world.
The last time the Nets had a player like Bridges on their roster, they traded him for a superstar. That didn't work out.
Jayson Tatum recently made an interesting comparison.
D'Angelo Russell has been floated as a potential trade chip for the Los Angeles Lakers.
The more title defenses he stacks, the more believable a potential Universal Championship match would become.