Atlanta has traded Kobe Bufkin to Brooklyn for cash, per the official transaction record. The Hawks also generated a trade exception out of the deal. No players or picks went back to Atlanta.
Brooklyn acquired Haywood Highsmith and a 2032 second-round pick from Miami in exchange for a 2026 second-rounder, per the official transaction record. The 2026 pick was Brooklyn's own and carried 31-55 protection, which did not convey. Miami also picked up a trade exception in the deal.
Boston has traded Georges Niang to Utah along with 2027 and 2031 second-round picks, per the official transaction record. RJ Luis goes back to the Celtics, who also generated a trade exception in the deal. Both outgoing second-rounders are the more favorable of their respective years.
Denver has traded Dario Saric to Sacramento in exchange for Jonas Valanciunas, per the official transaction record. Both clubs also generated a trade exception in the deal. Straight big-for-big swap, already on the books.
San Antonio acquired Kelly Olynyk from Washington in exchange for Malaki Branham, Blake Wesley and a 2026 second-round pick, per the official transaction record.
Brooklyn traded Cameron Johnson to Denver for Michael Porter Jr. and a 2032 first-round pick, per the official transaction record. The pick is Denver's own. The Nuggets also received a trade exception in the deal. A 2032 first is about as distant as draft compensation gets.
The transaction log is official: Boston traded Jrue Holiday to Portland in exchange for Anfernee Simons. The Celtics also picked up a trade exception in the deal. A straight swap of guards, with the paperwork already filed.
The transaction log confirms a completed three-team trade. Atlanta sent Georges Niang and a 2031 second-rounder to Boston, plus Terance Mann and Drake Powell to Brooklyn.
The transaction is official: the Clippers sent Norman Powell to Miami and landed John Collins from Utah. Miami shipped Kyle Anderson and Kevin Love to the Jazz, who also collected cash and the Clippers' own 2027 second-round pick plus a trade exception. Four players, three teams, one tidy piece of bookkeeping.
A completed seven-team deal sends Kevin Durant to the Rockets, involving Houston, Phoenix, the Lakers, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Golden State and Minnesota, according to Basketball-Reference's transaction log.
Detroit traded Dennis Schroder and a 2029 second-round pick to Sacramento in exchange for a 2026 second-rounder, per the official transaction log.
+4A three-team trade involving the Wizards, Pelicans and Rockets has been completed, according to Basketball-Reference's transaction log.
Per the official transaction log, Detroit traded Simone Fontecchio to Miami in exchange for Duncan Robinson. The Heat also picked up a trade exception in the deal. A straight wing-for-wing swap, already done.
Atlanta acquired Nickeil Alexander-Walker from Minnesota in exchange for cash and a 2027 second-round pick, per the official transaction record. The pick is Cleveland's own selection. Minnesota also picked up a trade exception in the deal.
Chicago has traded Lonzo Ball to Cleveland in exchange for Isaac Okoro, per the official transaction record. The Cavaliers also picked up a trade exception in the deal. A straight one-for-one swap, now on the books.
Indiana has acquired James Huff from Memphis, according to the official transaction log. The Grizzlies get a 2029 second-round pick. Portland's own. Plus a 2031 second-round swap right, and also generate a trade exception. A small deal, documented in the driest possible terms.
Charlotte has traded Vasilije Micic to Milwaukee, per the official transaction record. The Hornets get Pat Connaughton plus Milwaukee's own second-round picks in 2031 and 2032. Milwaukee also created a trade exception in the deal. Picks that far out are the currency of choice here.
Golden State has acquired Will Richard from Memphis, per the official transaction record. Heading the other way: Justinian Jessup, Jahmai Mashack and Golden State's own 2032 second-round pick. The deal is logged as complete.
Indiana acquired Kam Jones from San Antonio in exchange for cash and a 2030 second-round pick, per the official transaction record. The pick heading to the Spurs is Sacramento's own selection. A small-scale deal, done and logged.
