NBA Trade Deadline Live Blog: Tracker For All Rumors, Deals

3:20 p.m.: ESPN’s Shams Charnia provided the final details of the Marcus Smart trade, so here’s the full breakdown:

Washington Wizards get: Smart, Colby Jones, Alex Len, first-round pick
Sacramento Kings get: Jake LaRavia
Memphis Grizzlies get: Marvin Bagley III, Johnny Davis, multiple second-round picks

3:02 p.m.: Circling back to the Marcus Smart trade, the Kings sent Alex Len, Colby Jones to the Washington Wizards, and Memphis sent Jake LaRavia to Sacramento, per ESPN’s Bobby Marks.

3:01 p.m.: The Indiana Pacers traded James Wiseman to the Toronto Raptors for cash, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.

2:56 p.m.: The Milwaukee Bucks got a bench upgraded when they traded MarJon Beauchamp to the Los Angeles Clippers for Kevin Porter Jr., per Yahoo Sports’ Chris Haynes.

2:55 p.m.: In a surprise move, the Grizzlies traded Marcus Smart and a 2025 first-round pick to the Washington Wizards as part of a multi-team trade that sends two second-round picks to Memphis, per ESPN’s Shams Charania.

2:50 p.m.: The Pistons do plan on keeping Schroder and will be trading K.J. Martin, Josh Richardson and a 2028 second-round pick to the Utah Jazz, according to Jake Fischer of the Stein Line.

2:39 p.m.: Well, there are even more details to the Jimmy Butler trade. Instead of joining the Utah Jazz, Dennis Schroder will end up a member of the Detroit Pistons, according to Omari Sankofa II of the Detroit Free Press.

2:39 p.m.: The Hawks traded Cody Zeller and Houston’s 2028 second-round pick to the Rockets, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. The trade puts Atlanta below the luxury tax.

2:20 p.m.: The Atlanta Hawks continue to make moves to avoid the luxury tax as they traded Bogdan Bogdanovic and three second-round picks to the Los Angeles Clippers for Terance Mann and Bones Hyland, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.

1:44 p.m.: We’ve got ourselves a blockbuster, and one of the NBA’s best teams just got better.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are reportedly acquiring De’Andre Hunter, the former No. 4 pick, from the Atlanta Hawks, according to multiple reports.

Cleveland acquires: DeAndre Hunter
Atlanta acquires: Caris LeVert, Georges Niang, three second-round picks and two swaps

1:30 p.m.: It feels like the same handful of teams are the ones wheeling and dealing, and that continued with a reported deal between the Hornets and Suns, per Yahoo’s Chris Haynes.

Charlotte acquires: Jusuf Nurkic, first-round pick
Phoenix acquires: Cody Martin, Vasilije Micic

11:30 a.m.: For the third time this month, P.J. Tucker has reportedly been traded. The 39-year-old big man is going to Toronto (for now) after the briefest of “stints” in Miami. The more prominent asset being moved in the deal is Davion Mitchell, who will join the Heat, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.

Miami acquires: Davion Mitchell
Toronto acquires: P.J. Tucker, second-round pick, cash

Tucker started the month with the Los Angeles Clippers where he had appeared in a grand total of … zero games this season. The Clippers then traded him to Utah on Feb. 1. The Jazz then used Tucker to help facilitate Wednesday night’s Warriors-Heat blockbuster involving Jimmy Butler. Roughly 12 hours later, he’s technically on his way to Toronto.

10:30 a.m.: Reggie Jackson, who is one of those players who seems to have his name come up in rumors every year, is reportedly on the move.

Veteran insider Marc Stein says the 76ers and Warriors have a deal in place that will send Jackson to D.C., with Jared Butler going to Philly.

Wizards acquire: Reggie Jackson, future first-round pick
Sixers acquire: Jared Butler, four second-round picks

9:30 a.m.: Just getting caught up with some reporting that came late Wednesday night regarding Kevin Durant, Jimmy Butler, Bradley Beal and everything they touch: Yahoo Sports’ Chris Haynes reported on NBA TV that Durant almost certainly won’t be moved Thursday.

There’s no shortage of moving pieces, though. According to Haynes, the Suns looked to trade Beal, who might have the “worst” contract in the league. That deal includes a no-trade clause, and according to the reporting, Beal would only waive the NTC if he could go somewhere warm (must be nice).

Haynes also said there were talks between the Heat and Suns about Miami sending Butler to Phoenix for Durant, but Phoenix understandably wasn’t willing to do a one-for-one. Miami didn’t have the assets to get that done. Now, Phoenix is apparently inclined to believe it can make a second-half push … with Durant and Beal.

“Doesn’t look that way. Kevin Durant’s not going anywhere. Bradley Beal for sure isn’t going anywhere,” Haynes said on NBA TV.

9 a.m. ET: NBA trade deadline day is here, and hopefully there’s still some TNT left in the fireworks factory.

While the buzzer won’t sound until Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. ET, we’ve already seen two major blockbusters go down in the week leading up to the deadline. The Dallas Mavericks shocked the world by trading Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis over the weekend. Then, on Wednesday night, the Miami Heat finally resolved their Jimmy Butler problem, reportedly shipping the talented but mercurial swingman to the Golden State Warriors.

There has been plenty of chatter from insiders about how the Doncic deal in particular could open some unprecedented floodgates; essentially, if Doncic can be traded, just about anyone can get moved. One especially prevalent name is Kevin Durant, but ESPN’s Shams Charania reported Wednesday night that Durant didn’t want to leave Phoenix, at least not to rejoin Golden State. Could he have a change of heart before 3 p.m., or is he in the desert to stay?

We’ll be watching that and anything else that pops off Thursday, so be sure to keep it right here for all the latest news and rumors.