The Nuggets should have made a move at the 2025 NBA trade deadline but they instead did nothing, which could hurt them in the end.

While James was quick to squash the narrative that the Lakers' 117-96 win over the defending champion Celtics meant anything beyond a regular season victory in January, it's no secret that the Lakers have been on a heater as of late.

The 2025 NBA trade deadline started in earnest with the trade bombshell that seemed so ludicrous, fans and players alike thought someone was playing a prank: Luka Dončić being traded to the Los Angeles Lakers in a three-team deal that also included Anthony Davis going to the Dallas Mavericks.

The biggest miss for the Jazz at the NBA trade deadline is that they failed to get a return on vets like Jordan Clarkson and Collin Sexton.

The Houston Rockets kept their team intact for the most part with this year's trade deadline, matching the words that general manager Rafael Stone had uttered as conversations flowed in the final weeks leading up to the pivotal moment.

Everyone caught their breath from the trade deadline yet? Good, because we've got a wild few months left in this unpredictable NBA season. Can the San

The NBA trade deadline definitely had its share of winners and losers. The losers are mostly teams who were inactive when they should have been active, or unable to make moves because they are in the daunted second apron.

The Cleveland Cavaliers entered the NBA trade deadline with a couple of needs, and they filled one of them with their big move for De'Andre Hunter. The Cavaliers already owned the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference prior to the trade,

We are less than a month away from the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline, and when the league resumes following the 4 Nations Tournament, there are only going to be