The Nets are interested in trading Cam Johnson for more power in the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery. Could they make a deal with the Spurs?

The two-time All-Star is owed over $103 million if he opts into the final year of the four-year, $134 million deal he signed last year. The Clippers are locked into over $194 million next season if James Harden opts into the final year of his contract. So it makes a trade difficult for both sides.

With the NBA Draft just a month away, trade rumors are gaining a lot of momentum around the league. Here are some of the latest. The biggest question heading into free agency, the first domino that has to fall is this: Will Giannis Antetokounmpo ask for a trade out of Milwaukee?

The first domino to fall during the 2025 NBA offseason is shaping up to be Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo.

It's a touch too early to say this with certainty, but it sure seems like the summer forecast is calling for an NBA trading frenzy.

The Sixers were expected to contend for a title, but instead were dealt with a ton of injuries and it derailed any chance of having success. With that No. 3 selection, the Sixers can go in a number of directions.

Reaves remains under contract with a team option looming in 2026–27, though he’s expected to opt out and pursue a lucrative payday. If he does, he could command up to $42.5 million annually as a free agent, a figure that has front offices both intrigued and cautious.

The LA Lakers' lack of assets and need for a top-caliber center could see them engage in a bigger trade involving a superstar like Giannis Antetokounmpo should he demand a move.