The NBA trade deadline for 2024 has passed.
In contrast to the previous season, when the Suns signed Kevin Durant and the Mavericks got Kyrie Irving, no superstar was anticipated to trade. Nevertheless, a great deal of important players and game-changers were shifted.
The Lakers made no deals, Dejounte Murray stayed with the Hawks, while other elite role players like Bruce Brown Jr. and Alex Caruso did not change teams. However, among other significant moves in the margins, the Mavericks strengthened their frontcourt rotation, the 76ers got sharpshooter Buddy Hield, and the Knicks found some significant depth additions.
Check out a summary of all the rumors from the NBA’s trade newswire now that the 3 p.m. ET trade deadline has passed.
NBA trade deadline tracker: Up-to-date information, rumors, and news
The Hawks won’t deal Dejounte Murray.
Date: February 8
Source: ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski
Dejounte Murray, an All-Star guard, was predicted to be dealt as the biggest name at the trade deadline. According to Wojnarowski, the Hawks will retain the 27-year-old, therefore he won’t be traded.
Raptors waive Spencer Dinwiddie and retain Bruce Brown Jr.
Date: February 8
According to Charania, the Raptors will waive Dinwiddie in order to avoid paying a $1.5 million salary bonus for games played.
In order to give themselves plenty of flexibility with Brown’s $23 million team option that he faces this summer, they will also retain him past the trade deadline.
Warriors trade Cory Joseph to the Pacers
Date: February 8
Source: The Athletic Shams Charania
The Pacers acquired veteran guard Joseph from the Warriors before the trade deadline, obtaining him for cash and a second-round selection.
The Celtics send Dalano Banton to the Trail Blazers and get Jaden Springer from the 76ers.
Date: February 8
Source: ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski
The 76ers received a second-round pick in exchange for the 21-year-old wing Springer, who was acquired by the Celtics. In order to maintain a roster place, they then traded Banton to the Trail Blazers in exchange for a “heavily protected second-round pick.”
Robin Lopez, traded by the Bucks to the Kings, will be released
Date: February 8
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