Kyrie Irving has shaken up the NBA trade landscape with just five days to go before the trade deadline.
Once considered the second-most likely player to be dealt at the deadline, O.G. Anunoby has fallen to -300 to be dealt by the Toronto Raptors, conveying a 75% chance he's moved before Thursday, according to DraftKings. That represents nearly a 10% drop in probability following Irving's request.
As for the rest of Toronto's likely trade candidates, Fred VanVleet has continued to move up the odds chart and now sits at -280 to be dealt, implying a 74% probability. He had been given about a 60% chance of being dealt as of earlier in the week.
Gary Trent Jr. remains at -250, conveying a 71% chance Toronto moves on from its starting shooting guard before Thursday's 3 p.m. ET deadline.
As for the top of the chart, Jae Crowder and Irving are listed at -500, the most likely players to be dealt. Irving's most likely landing spot is considered to be the Los Angeles Lakers at -110, implying a 52% chance. They're followed by the Phoenix Suns and Dallas Mavericks at +400 and +450, respectively, conveying about a 20% chance. Toronto is a longshot to land Irving at +3000, implying a 3% chance.
Pascal Siakam sits at +200 to be dealt, implying a 33% chance the Raptors trade their 28-year-old forward.
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