The New York Knicks are looking to make a move ahead of the NBA trade deadline, which is set for Feb. 5. Making a blockbuster for Giannis Antetokounmpo is something many fans would like to see completed, but the odds of a deal of that magnitude being done are slim.
With the trade deadline next week, the Houston Rockets’ plans are becoming more and more clear. At least, they are starting to. The Rockets have several glaring needs.
This year’s trade deadline is shaping up to be a relatively inactive one for the Houston Rockets. Well, at least as it pertains to adding a table-setting floor general.
How many of the 37 players in NBA history to average at least 25 points-per-game in at least five seasons can you name in six minutes?
Despite the New Orleans Pelicans' two-game winning streak, they remain in the Western Conference cellar with a 12-36 record. The NBA Trade Deadline is a little more than a week away, and the Pelicans desperately need to make some moves to add a little light to this bleak season.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
The New York Knicks are in a bit of a stumble as of late. While there’s no doubt that they would secure a top-six finish in the Eastern Conference, they know that they still need some upgrades done via the trade deadline. Even former legends Carmelo Anthony and Tracy McGrady have voiced their concerns for the proud franchise.
The Knicks are canvassing the market for bench upgrades ahead of the trade deadline, with Spurs forward Jeremy Sochan, and Pelicans point guard Jose Alvarado and center Yves Missi emerging as names of interest, per Brett Siegel of Clutch Points.
The Knicks are targeting Jeremy Sochan, Jose Alvarado, and Yves Missi as they look to upgrade their bench prior to the trade deadline, Brett Siegel of Clutch Points reports.
The Denver Nuggets have not come up in trade rumors leading up to the upcoming February 5th deadline, but that does not mean they will stay stagnant while the teams around them make changes.
The Houston Rockets sit at 27-16, holding a top-four spot in the Western Conference, but significant roster deficiencies persist beneath that record. With the trade deadline approaching, the front office faces pressure to address the point guard position.
By now, I’m sure you’ve heard. And noticed. The Houston Rockets need a point guard. Although it’s not as bad as it seems. There’s a difficult path, as it pertains to acquiring an external one.
Jose Alvarado insists the wait is nearly over. As the New Orleans Pelicans navigate an uneven season and the uncertainty of the NBA Trade Deadline, the reserve guard says a return from injury is imminent.
The Houston Rockets have been the subject of trade speculation all throughout the season. Well, actually, before the season even started. Part of it is because the Rockets are always active at the deadline, seemingly.
This series of articles takes five shots at predicting trades that will go down at the 2025-26 NBA trade deadline. The third one addresses the Timberwolves’ lack of point guard depth by making a low-cost player swap with the Pelicans.
A lot of eyes are on the New Orleans Pelicans as we approach the February 5 trade deadline. Even though recent reports suggest that the Pelicans will likely stand pat and keep their core, teams around the league hope that a few of their valuable veterans may still be available.
Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green weighed in on the fight between Phoenix Suns center Mark Williams, and New Orleans guard Jose Alvarado, with an intriguing take on the matter.
The NBA handed down discipline Sunday night, suspending Pelicans guard Jose Alvarado for two games without pay and Suns center Mark Williams for one game following their involvement in a fight during Saturday’s game.
The NBA has reportedly decided on punishments for New Orleans Pelicans guard Jose Alvarado and Phoenix Suns center Mark Williams. The league is suspending Alvarado for two games and Williams for one game after the two got into a fight during Saturday’s Pelicans-Suns contest, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.
Pelicans guard Jose Alvarado and Suns center Mark Williams were both ejected from Saturday’s game in New Orleans after a brief fight late in the third quarter, writes Rashad Milligan of NOLA.com.
Jose Alvarado went after a much larger man during Saturday’s game.
This move would maintain, and even improve, roster balance and financial discipline, while finally solving a problem that has lingered behind Jalen Brunson for years.
Through 10 games this season, Alvarado is averaging 6.7 points, 2.6 assists, 2.6 rebounds and 1.0 steal in 18.9 minutes per contest.
The Indiana Pacers need a change of plans after a horrific 1-10 start to the season.
The New Orleans Pelicans just finished a nightmare season where countless key players suffered injuries. Jose Alvarado's scary fall Friday shows the Pelicans' "injury curse" might not be done yet.
Pelicans guard Jose Alvarado gave everyone a scare Thursday while competing for Puerto Rico in the AmeriCup quarterfinals. He went down hard in overtime, stayed on the floor in pain, and was eventually taken off on a stretcher.
New Orleans Pelicans guard Jose Alvarado had to be stretchered off the court while playing for Puerto Rico at the FIBA AmeriCup 2025.
He becomes the sixth key player on the Pelicans roster to be sidelined with an injury so far this season.
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