NBA trade deadline is fast approaching, which means the rumors are heating up about who could be on the move. The reality of Trae Young leaving Atlanta is very much real after a report detailed that he and the Hawks are working together to find him a new home.

The Warriors will not be showcasing Jonathan Kuminga in the run-up to the NBA trade deadline — he is not likely to play for the team again, and this is a mutual understanding, reports Brett Siegel of Clutch Points. Kuminga has already sat out the Warriors’ last nine games.

"The 37-year-old Lopez also offers an intriguing fit as a proven playoff performer who has perked up following a dismal start to the 2025-26 campaign," Kram writes. "He's making 36% of his 3s and remains an effective interior defender. Lopez has allowed just 55% shooting at the rim this season, as compared with 64% for all of Toronto's bigs."

The Bulls are believed to be focused on building around Josh Giddey and Matas Buzelis, possibly open to moving White before the deadline. Teams looking for an offensive punch, hopeful he can get his shot back, may give the Bulls a reasonable return. Realistic Landing Spots: Milwaukee Bucks, Minnesota Timberwolves, Sacramento Kings

Washington might be Young's ultimate destination. Also, we've got some trade updates on the Lakers, Heat and Anthony Davis.

After eight seasons, four All-Star appearances, and one Eastern Conference Finals run, the Trae Young era in Atlanta is officially over. The Hawks came to terms on a deal with the Wizards on Wednesday night to ship Young out for a package based around CJ McCollum and Corey Kispert,

Dan Patrick had former NBA star Reggie Miller on his show on Tuesday. During the latest episode of the "Dan Patrick Show," the host asked the five-time All-Star why Atlanta is willing to move on from Young. The top guard is in his prime, Patrick noted, and teams typically do not trade players who are at their best.

There is less than one month until the 2026 NBA trade deadline, and already, big names are floating around the market. Most notably, as reported by ESPN's Shams Charania on Monday, the Atlanta Hawks and Trae Young are open to trade talks as the four-time All-Star will explore his options to start the year.