+2Nick Richards is heading to Chicago as part of a completed three-team deal between the Bulls, Bucks and Suns, according to Basketball-Reference's transaction log.
The trade is done: Atlanta sent Luke Kennard to the Lakers for Gabe Vincent and a 2032 second-round pick, per the official transaction record. The pick is the Lakers' own. Los Angeles also picked up a trade exception in the deal.
Per the official transaction log, Chicago sent Mike Conley and Coby White to Charlotte for Ousmane Dieng, Collin Sexton and two 2031 second-round picks (Denver's and New York's own). Both teams also generated trade exceptions. Done deal, no rumor stage required.
Boston has traded Chris Boucher, cash and a 2027 second-round pick to Utah for John Tonje, per the official transaction record. The second-rounder is Denver's own pick. The Celtics also picked up a trade exception in the deal.
Memphis has acquired Eric Gordon and a 2032 second-round pick swap from Philadelphia in exchange for Justinian Jessup, per the official transaction log. The 76ers also generated a trade exception in the deal. Straightforward bookkeeping trade, done.
+5Memphis sent Jaren Jackson Jr., John Konchar, Jock Landale and Vince Williams Jr. to Utah, per the official transaction record.
Atlanta has acquired Jock Landale from Utah for cash, per the official transaction record. The Jazz picked up a trade exception in the deal. No players or picks went back to Utah.
Boston has traded Xavier Tillman, along with cash, to Charlotte, per the official transaction record. The Celtics get back a conditional 2030 second-round pick. Charlotte's own. Plus a trade exception. A tidy piece of bookkeeping more than a basketball blockbuster.
Golden State traded Trayce Jackson-Davis to Toronto for a 2026 second-round pick, per the official transaction record. The pick, originally the Lakers' own, was later used to select Lajae Jones. The Warriors also picked up a trade exception in the deal.
Chicago has traded Dalen Terry to New York in exchange for Guerschon Yabusele and cash, per the official transaction record. The Knicks also picked up a trade exception in the deal. A straight swap, done and logged.
Boston has traded Josh Minott to Brooklyn for cash, per the official transaction record. The Celtics also picked up a trade exception in the deal. A cash-only swap is about as low-key as trades get.
Charlotte acquired Tyus Jones plus a 2027 second-round pick and Orlando's own 2028 second-rounder, sending cash the other way, per the official transaction record.
Charlotte has traded Mason Plumlee to Oklahoma City, per the official transaction log. The Hornets get Ousmane Dieng and a 2029 second-round pick, described as the more favorable of the available selections. Both teams also generated trade exceptions in the deal.
Brooklyn acquired Hunter Tyson and a 2032 second-round pick from Denver, sending back a 2026 second-rounder, per the official transaction record.
Oklahoma City acquired Jared McCain from the 76ers, according to the official transaction record. Philadelphia got a 2026 first-rounder (Houston's, used on Labaron Philon Jr.), plus second-rounders in 2027 and two in 2028, and a trade exception. That's four picks out the door for one player.
The Bulls sent Kevin Huerter and Dario Saric to Detroit while acquiring Jaden Ivey from the Pistons and Mike Conley from Minnesota, according to Basketball-Reference's transaction log.
Oklahoma City acquired Balsa Koprivica from Utah in exchange for cash, per the official transaction log. No players or picks moved the other way. A minor bit of bookkeeping between the two clubs.
Per the official transaction record, the Cavaliers sent De'Andre Hunter to Sacramento in a three-team trade also involving Chicago.
Atlanta has traded Vit Krejci to Portland, per the official transaction log. In return the Hawks get Duop Reath plus a 2027 second-round pick (Atlanta's own) and a 2030 second-rounder (New York's). Portland also created a trade exception in the deal.
Per an official transaction record logged by Basketball-Reference, Atlanta has traded Trae Young to Washington. Coming back the other way are Corey Kispert and CJ McCollum, plus a trade exception for the Hawks. No further details were included in the transaction entry.
