We've reached the point in NBA trade season in which the distance from the deadline is no longer measured in weeks, but days. We're now 10 days out and buyers and sellers alike are starting to get their ducks in a row.

To understand the state of the 2025 NBA trade deadline, with one week to go and one Jimmy Butler still in a standoff with his own team, you have to go back to 2022. With the 3 p.m. ET deadline on Feb.

Since we last did this exercise, one of the main players (Jimmy Butler) circulated in rumors remains the same. But there are a few other notable potential moves to keep an eye on, including Sacramento point guard De’Aaron Fox finding a new home.

Phoenix might not be a likely option for a Butler deal, but the Golden State Warriors could be one, sources told me. The Warriors — with their history of pursuing star players, plus their

One Memphis player to watch over the next week is guard Marcus Smart. League sources told me there has been plenty of discussion about the former Defensive Player of the Year in recent weeks.

With the NBA trade deadline coming up on Feb. 6, one big mess in Miami has dominated much of the discussion. That's not the only storyline that could shape the second half of the season, though, so let's take a look at what else is going on.

Jimmy Butler and De'Aaron Fox are the two biggest names on the block ahead of the NBA trade deadline. Here is the latest intel.

The Phoenix Suns have the most expensive roster in the NBA, and yet, with a little over half the season gone, they sit just two games over .500, good for just ninth in the Western

With the emergence of De'Aaron Fox onto the market and the ongoing Jimmy Butler saga in Miami, the NBA rumour mill is steadily spinning faster. Zulfi Sheikh dives into the latest trade speculation from around the league.

Bradley Beal's contract is a problem as the NBA's trade deadline approaches.

The Phoenix Suns have made it clear that they want to trade for Jimmy Butler, but adding him has proven to be too difficult.

Thursday evening, the NBA announced the 14 reserve players that have been selected for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game in San Francisco. Charlotte Hornets guard LaMe