The NBA trade deadline is Feb. 5 at 3 p.m. ET, and we have you covered on all the buzz around the league as the 2025-26 season heats up.

Brett Siegel explains why the Bucks trading for Zach LaVine from the Kings next to Giannis Antetokounmpo doesn’t make sense.

Here's everything you need to know about what the Cleveland Cavaliers are allowed to do in the trade market amid the team's recent struggles.

Off the heels of winning the 2025 NBA Cup, New York Knicks trade rumors have heated up in an effort to ensure roster depth for the playoffs.

The Raptors are exploring a trade with the Suns to try and relieve their cap obligations and duck underneath the luxury tax.

The Pistons (19-5), Raptors (15-10) and Hawks (14-11) represent high-level threats in their conference and are having seasons that give hope that a player like Davis -- a 10-time All-Star who has spent his entire career in the Western Conference -- can elevate them into a viable championship-quality team.

The Toronto Raptors, who would be quite formidable with Antetokounmpo and Scottie Barnes side by side, have a similar quandary. The list goes on from there, with oft-cited longshots like the Atlanta Hawks and Golden State Warriors also facing complications.

Recent reports indicate that the Warriors are considering a major deadline move as Brandin Podziemski's status changes.

Believe it or not, the NBA trade deadline is a little over seven weeks away. For NBA teams looking to make moves, now’s the time to start shifting thought into

• The Pelicans’ 2026 draft pick could determine where Antetokounmpo lands. Antetokounmpo may have New York at the top of his wish list, but talking to league sources the last 48 hours, three teams come up as being able to put together better offers and may be places Antetokounmpo would be open to: Atlanta, San Antonio and Houston.