Being the new guy on a team and throwing tantrums is a quick way to get yourself traded.
After months of speculation, the Los Angeles Lakers stood pat at the trade deadline. The Purple and Gold will now be relying on their current roster to prove last season's run to the Western Conference Finals wasn't a fluke.
The Boston Celtics added Jaden Springer at the trade deadline. The 21-year-old defensive guard has been slowly earning a legitimate role within the Philadelphia 76ers' rotation.
According to Jake Fischer of Yahoo Sports, former Pacers star Paul George is intrigued by the potential of returning to the Pacers this summer. Indiana is the team that drafted him back in 2010.
Patrick Beverley has been traded to the Milwaukee Bucks. The veteran guard spent the first half of the season with the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Dallas Mavericks are acquiring PJ Washington from the Charlotte Hornets.
The New York Knicks have expanded their deal with the Detroit Pistons. According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowskiski, the Knicks are acquiring Bojan Bogdanovic and Alec Burks.
The move likely signifies the Knicks' desire to be a contending team this season.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have acquired Gordon Hayward from the Charlotte Hornets.
The Philadelphia 76ers are the first team to finalize a deal on the NBA's trade deadline day.
On Wednesday, Bleacher Report's Chris Haynes reported that Dejounte Murray was drawing interest from the New Orleans Pelicans. The veteran guard has been attracting interest from multiple teams around the league.
Dejounte Murray is arguably the biggest name available at the trade deadline. The Hawks guard has been linked with numerous teams around the league over the past few weeks.
Since moving into a front office role, Brad Stevens has been highly successful in the trade market. Almost every deal he's made has worked out well thus far, and the results have shown up on the court this year.
After an active end to the offseason, Boston continues to make moves.
Floor spacing has been one of the Lakers' biggest issues during the LeBron James and Anthony Davis era.
The Celtics are looking to put the final touches on what they hope will be a championship roster.
The Boston Celtics boast the best record in the NBA. They're also a top-three offensive and defensive team in the league. However, their bench rotation is missing one key ingredient: an out-and-out scoring threat.
Miles Bridges is young enough and talented enough to be the third piece of Charlotte's puzzle. However, his legal issues and his expiring contract led to his name being floated in trade rumors ahead of the league's Feb. 8 deadline.
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.