will focus on what is expected to be a strong trading season. In recent years, we have seen many big-name players moved through trades, including multiple transactions for All-Star James Harden and Russell Westbrook, and there may be more player transfers this summer. We've already seen the Detroit Pistons trade Jerami Grant to the Portland Trail Blazers, as well as the New York Knicks making a series of moves on draft night. To help gauge what might happen in the coming days, we've got a complete breakdown of future draft picks and players under contract who could be traded for each of NBA's 30 teams.
Dallas Mavericks
Free Agents: Jalen Brunson Cannot Trade: Dorian Finney-Smith (Trade Restriction) First-Round Assets and Trade Exceptions The Mavericks owe New York a top-10 protected hit in 2023, 2024 or 2025 First place. The earliest Dallas could trade the No. 1 pick was two years after the pick was passed to New York.
Tradable Contract (2022-23)
Luka Doncic: $37.1 million player option for 2026-27
Spencer Dinwiddie: $21.2 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent (2023 -24 season partially guaranteed)
Tim Hardaway Jr. : $19.6 million; 2025 unrestricted free agent
Davis Bertans : $16 million; 2025 unrestricted free agent (2024-25 Season partially guaranteed) Christian Wood: $14.3 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Dwight Powell: $11.1 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Reggie Bullock: $10 million ; 2024 unrestricted free agent (2023-24 partially guaranteed)
Maxi Kleber: $9 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent (2022-23 non-guaranteed)
Josh Green: 310 $2 million; 2024 restricted free agent Frank Ntilikina: $2 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent (not guaranteed in 2022-23) Denver Nuggets free agent and first-round pick: Bu Lin Forbes, Facundo Campazzo, Austin Rivers, DeMarcus Cousins, Vlatko Cancal, Peyton Watson and Christian Braun cannot be traded: Nikola Jokic (extension restriction) First-round asset and trade exception Nuggets Owe Oklahoma City top-14 protected in 2023, 2024 or 2025. They also owe Orlando top-5 protection after the pick is conveyed to OKC. The Nuggets would send Oklahoma City a top-5 pick in 2027, 2028 or 2029 from the JaMychal Green trade, if the first one goes to Orlando in 2025.
Trade exception: $8.2 million
Tradeable contract (2022-23)
Jamal Murray: $31.7 million; 2025 unrestricted free agent
Michael Porter Jr.: $30.5 million; 2027 non- Restricted free agent (2026-27 partially guaranteed) Aaron Gordon: $19.7 million; 2025-26 player option Kentavious Caldwell-Pope: $14 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Ish Smith: $4.7 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Jeff Green: $4.5 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Zeke Nagy: $2.6 million; 2024 restricted free agent Hyland: $2.2 million; 2025 unrestricted free agent
Golden State Warriors
Free agent and first-round pick
rights: Kevon Looney, Gary Payton II, Juan Toscano-Anderson, Otto Porter Jr., Nemanja Bjelica, Andre Iguodala, Damion Lee and Patrick Baldwin Jr. First-round assets and trade exceptions Golden State first owes Memphis a top-4 protected pick in 2024 (converts to a top-1 protected pick in 2025, unprotected in 2026). After transferring the pick to the Grizzlies, the Warriors can trade the first two years. Tradeable contract (2022-23) Stephen Curry: $48.1 million; 2026 unrestricted free agent Klay Thompson: $40.6 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent Andrew Wiggins : $33.6 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Draymond Green: $25.8 million; 2023-24 player option
James Wiseman : $9.9 million; 2024 restricted free agent
Jonathan Kuminga: $5.7 million; 2025 restricted free agent
Jordan Poole: $3.9 million; 2023 restricted free agent
Moses Moody: $3.7 million; 2025 restricted free agent
Houston Rockets
Free agents and first-round picks: Bruno Fernando, Dennis Schroder, Jabari Smith, Tari Eason and TyTy Washington Jr. First-round asset and trade exceptions: The Rockets received unprotected first picks in 2024 and 2026 from the Nets in the James Harden trade. They also have future swap rights with the Nets in 2023, 2025 and 2027. Additionally, their future comes first from Milwaukee (unprotected in 2023). The Rockets owe the Thunder the first in 2024 (top four protected) and 2026 (top four protected). Additionally, Oklahoma City has the right to swap 2025 draft picks (top 10 protected; Oklahoma has the right to trade with the Rockets or Clippers).
Trade exception: $3.9 million
Tradeable contract (2022-23)
Eric Gordon : $19,568,360; 2024 unrestricted free agent (non-guaranteed in 2023-24)
Jaylen Green : $9,441,840; 2025 restricted free agent
David Nwaba: $5,022,000; 2023-24 team option
Alperen Sengun: $3,375,480; 2025 restricted free agent
Boban Marjanovic : $3.5 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Trey Burke : $3,423,750; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Sterling Brown: $3,000,000; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Jr. Kevin Porter : $3,217,631; 2023 restricted free agent
Usman Garuba : $2,471,160; 2025 restricted free agent
Josh Christopher: $2,372,160; 2025 restricted free agent
Daisy Knicks: $1,563,518; 2025 restricted free agent (non-guaranteed in 2023-24, team option in 2024-25)
Garrison Matthews: $2,000,000; 2025 unrestricted free agent ( Nonguaranteed in 2023-24, team option in 2024-25)
Kenyon Martin Jr. : $1,782,621; 2023-24 team option
Ja'Shawn Tate: $1,782,621; 2023 restricted free agent
Los Angeles Clippers
By Players: Nicolas Batum, Rodney Hood, Isaiah Hartenstein and Amir Coffey Trade Restrictions: Ivica Zubac First Round Assets and Trade Exceptions The Clippers owe Oklahoma City an unprotected first game in 2024 and 2026 in the Paul George trade. Additionally, the Thunder could trade first-rounders with Los Angeles in 2023 and 2025. The next first-rounder the Clippers could trade in 2028.
Trade exceptions: $9.7 million and $8.3 million
Tradable contracts (2022-23 season)
Paul George: $42.5 million; 2024-25 player option
Kawhi Leonard: $42.5 million; 2024- Player option for 25 seasons
Norman Powell: $16.8 million; 2026 unrestricted free agent
Marcus Morris Sr.: $16.4 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent
Luke Kennard: $14.4 million; team option for 2024-25 Robert Covington: $12.3 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent Reggie Jackson: $11.2 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Lens Mann: $1.9 million; 2025 unrestricted free agent Jason Preston: $1.6 million; 2024 restricted free agent (non-guaranteed in 2023-24) Brandon Boston Jr. : $1.6 million; 2024 restricted free agent (not guaranteed in 2023-24)
Los Angeles Lakers
Free agents: Wayne Ellington , Dwight Howard , Kent Bazemore , Malik Monk, Carmelo Anthony and Avery Bradley First Round Assets and Trade Exceptions NBA Trade Machine Wants to Predict Where Your Favorite NBA Stars Will End Up? Create your own trades with ESPN's Trade Machine. The Pelicans have the right to trade a first-round pick in 2023 and an unprotected first-round pick in 2024 via Los Angeles. The Pelicans have the right to defer their 2024 first-round pick to 2025. The Lakers could trade a first-round pick in 2027, 2028 or 2029. They cannot trade all three picks at the same time.
Tradable Contract (2022-23)
Russell Westbrook: $47.1 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent
LeBron James: $44.5 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Anthony Davis: $38 million; 2024-25 player option
Talon Horton-Tucker: $10.3 million; 2023-24 player option
Kendrick Nunn: $5.3 million; 2023 Unrestricted free agent
Stanley Johnson : $2.4 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Wenyen Gabriel: $1.9 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent (2022-23 non-guaranteed contract)
Austin Lee Jeffs: $1.6 million; 2023 restricted free agent (non-guaranteed in 2022-23) Memphis Grizzlies Free agent and first-round pick: Kyle Anderson, Tyus Jones , Jarrett Culver, Jake Laravia and David Roddy cannot be traded: Ja Morant (extension restriction) First-round assets and trade exceptions Grizzlies own all of their future first-rounders Draft pick and a top-4 protected first-round pick in 2024 from the Warriors. The first is protected in 2025 and unprotected in 2026.
Tradable Contract (2022-23)
Jaren Jackson Jr.: $28.9 million; 2026 unrestricted free agent
Steven Adams: $17.9 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Dillon Brooks: $11.4 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Danny Green: $10 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent (partially guaranteed in 2022-23) Ziaire Williams: $4.6 million; 2025 restricted free agent Brandon Clark: $4.3 million; 2023 restricted free agent John Konchar: $2.3 million: 2023-24 team option Desmond Bane: 210 $1 million; 2024 restricted free agent Santi Aldama: $2.1 million; 2025 restricted free agent Killian Tillie: $1.9 million; 2023 restricted free agent Minnesota Timberwolves
free agent and first-round picks: Josh Okogie, Jake Layman, Greg Monroe, Walker Kessler and Wendell Moore Jr.Cannot Trade: Karl-Anthony Towns (Extension Restrictions) First-Round Assets and Trade Exceptions Minnesota has all first-round picks
Tradeable Contracts (2022-23) D’Angelo Russell: $31.3 million ; 2023 unrestricted free agent Malik Beasley : $15.6 million; 2023-24 team option
Patrick Beverley: $13 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Anthony Edwards Now: $10.7 million; 2024 restricted free agent Jared Vanderbilt: $4.3 million; 2023-24 team option Leandro Bormaro: $2.5 million; 2025 Restricted free agent
Jordan McLaughlin: $2.2 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent (non-guaranteed in 2023-24)
Jaden McDaniels: $2.2 million; 2024 restricted free agent
Na Zrider: $1.9 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Jaylen Nowell: $1.9 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent (2022-23 non-guaranteed)
New Orleans Pelicans
Free Players and First-Round Picks: Tony Snell and Dyson Daniels First-Round Assets and Trade Exceptions The Pelicans own the Lakers' 2024 first-round pick and have the option to defer it to 2025. The Pelicans could also trade their 2023 first-round pick for the Lakers' pick. Additionally, the Pelicans have the No. 1 pick from Milwaukee in 2025 (if it finishes in the top four) and 2027 (unprotected). They also have the option to trade with Milwaukee in 2024 and 2026.
Trade exception: $6.4 million and $1.8 million
Tradeable contract (2022-23 season)
Brandon Ingram: $31.7 million; 2025 unrestricted free agent
CJ McCollum: $33.3 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent Jonas Valanciunas: $14.7 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent Zion Williamson: $13.5 million; 2023 restricted free agent Vint Graham: $11.6 million; 2025 unrestricted free agent (2024-25 partially guaranteed) Larry Nance Jr.: $9.6 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Jaxson Hayes : $6.8 million; 2023 restricted free agent Garrett Temple: $5.2 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent (not guaranteed in 2023-24) Kira Lewis Jr.: $4 million; 2024 Trey Murphy III, restricted free agent: $3.2 million; Willy Hernangomez, restricted free agent in 2025: $2.4 million; Herbert Herbert, unrestricted free agent in 2024 Jones: $1.8 million; 2023-24 team option
Najee Marshall: $1.8 million; 2023-24 team option
Jose Alvarado: $1.6 million; 2024-25 team option (The 2022-23 and 2023-24 seasons are partially guaranteed)
Oklahoma City Thunder
Free agents and first-round picks: Chet Holmgren, Ousmane Dieng and Jalen Williams First-round assets and trade exceptions Oklahoma City every year Have your first time. First-round picks from the Los Angeles Clippers: Neither 2024 nor 2026 are protected. Rights exchanged with Los Angeles Clippers: 2023 and 2025. First round picks from Houston: 2024 (Top 4 protected) and 2026 (Top 4 protected). Rights to trade with Houston (if outside the top 10) or Brooklyn in 2025. First rounder from Utah: Top 10 protected in 2024 and 2025, top 8 protected in 2026. Philadelphia first rounders: 2025 (Top 6 protected), 2026 (Top 4 protected), 2027 (Top 4 protected).The Thunder have a top-14 protected pick from the Heat in 2025 (unprotected in 2026). First rounder from Denver: Top 5 protected in 2027, 2028 and 2029.
Tradable Contract (2022-23 Season)
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: $30.5 million; 2027 unrestricted free agentderrick Favors: $10.1 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent
Jamie Cha Al Green: $8.2 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Josh Guidy: $6.3 million; 2025 restricted free agent Darius Bazley: $4.3 million; 2023 restricted free agent Ty Jerome: $4.3 million; 2023 restricted free agent Aleksej Pokusevski: $3.3 million; 2024 restricted free agent Tre Mann: $3 million; 2025 restricted free agent Theo Malton: $2 million; 2023-24 team option
Kenrich Williams: $2 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent (non-guaranteed in 2022-23)
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl: $2 million; 2024 team option (non-guaranteed for 2023-24) Luguentz Dort: $1.9 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Isaiah Roby: $1.9 million; 2022-23 season Team Option
Aaron Wiggins: $1.6 million; 2024-25 team option (non-guaranteed for 2023-24)
Vit Krejci: $1.6 million; 2024-25 team option (2022-23 and 2023- 24 seasons not guaranteed)
Phoenix Suns
Free agents: Deandre Ayton, Aaron Holiday, JaVale McGee, Elfrid Payton, Bismack Biyombo and Ish Wainright Cannot be traded: Devin Booker (extension restriction) First-round assets and trade exceptions Suns Owns all future first round picks.
Tradable contract (2022-23)
Chris Paul: $28.4 million; 2025 unrestricted free agent (2023-24 and 2024-25 partially guaranteed)
Mikal Bridges: $20.1 million; 2026 unrestricted free agent Jae Crowder: $10.2 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Landry Shamet: $9.5 million; 2026 unrestricted free agent (part of the 2024-25 season Guaranteed, 2025-26 team option) Dario Saric: $9.2 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Cameron Payne: $6 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent (2023-24 partially guaranteed) Cameron Johnson: $5.9 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Torrey Craig: $5.1 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Portland Trail Blazers
Free agents and first-round picks: Anfernee Simons, Jusuf Nurkic, Joe Ingles, Elijah Hughes, C.J. Elleby, Ben McLemore and Shaedon Sharpe First-round assets and trade exceptions The Trail Blazers owe Chicago from 2023 to 2027 A lottery-protected priority. They were allowed to make the first trade, but only two years away from the Bulls' draft pick.Trade exception: $6.5 million and $3.3 million
Tradable contract (2022-23)
Damian Lillard: $42.5 million; 2024-25 player option
Jerami Grant: $20.9 million; not in 2023 Restricted free agent
Eric Bledsoe: $19.4 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent (2022-23 partially guaranteed)
Josh Hart: $12.9 million; 2023-24 player option
Nasir Jr.: $4.2 million; 2023 restricted free agent Justise Winslow: $4.1 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Keon Johnson: $2.7 million; 2025 restricted free agent Player
Louzada: $1.9 million; 2025 unrestricted free agent (non-guaranteed in 2023-24 and 2024-25)
Greg Brown III: $1.6 million; 2024 restricted free agent (non-guaranteed in 2023-24)
Trendon Watford: $1.6 million; 2024-25 team option (non-guaranteed in 2023-24)
Sacramento Kings
Free agents and first-round picks: Jeremy Lamb, Donte DiVincenzo, Josh Jackson, Damian Jones and Keegan Murray First-round Assets and Trade Exceptions The Kings own all of their future first-round picks.
Tradable Contract (2022-23)
De'Aaron Fox: $30.4 million; 2026 unrestricted free agent
Domantas Sabonis: $18.5 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent
Harry Jason Barnes: $18.4 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Richaun Holmes: $11.2 million; 2024-25 player option Justin Holiday: $6.3 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Davion Mitchell Erl: $4.8 million; 2025 restricted free agent Maurice Harkless: $4.6 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Terrence Davis: $4 million; 2023 unrestricted Free agent Alex Len: $3.9 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Trey Lyles: $2.7 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Chimezie Metu: $1.9 million; 2023 Unrestricted free agents
San Antonio Spurs
Free agents and first-round picks: Jeremy Sochan, Malachi Branham, Blake Wesley, Lonnie Walker IV, Devontae Cacok and Joe Wieskamp First-round assets and trade exceptions Spurs own all of their future picks First round pick. They get the No. 1 pick in 2023 from Charlotte (top 16 protected). If not conveyed, the pick would be lottery protected in 2024 and 2025. If not received, it becomes Charlotte's No. 2 pick in 2026 and 2027. They have unprotected first round picks in 2025 and 2027 from atlanta . They also have the option to trade a first-round pick with Atlanta in 2026. They start with top-10 protection from Chicago in 2025, but only if the Magic pick up the No. 1 pick from the Bulls in 2023. If Chicago sends the Magic the No. 1 pick in 2023 instead of 2024, San Antonio would have the No. 10 protected pick in 2026. The pick is also top-8 protected in 2027 and 2028. They have the right to trade No. 1 with Boston (Top 1 protected) in 2028.
Projected cap space: $31 million
Tradeable contract (2022-23 season)
Danilo Gallinari: $21.5 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent (2022-23 partially guaranteed)
Doug Mack Dermott: $13.8 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent Josh Richardson: $12.2 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Jakob Poeltl: $9.4 million; 2023 Unrestricted free agent
Zach Collins: $7.4 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent (2023-24 not guaranteed)
Romeo Langford : $5.6 million; 2023 restricted free agent
German Vin Vassell: $4.4 million; 2024 restricted free agent Joshua Primo: $4.1 million; 2025 restricted free agent Keldon Johnson: $3.9 million; 2023 restricted free agent
Keita Bates-Diop: $1.9 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent (non-guaranteed in 2022-23)
Tre Jones: $1.8 million; 2023 restricted free agent (2022-23) Not guaranteed)
Jock Landale: $1.6 million; 2023 restricted free agent (not guaranteed in 2022-23)
Utah Jazz
Free agents and first-round draft picks: Eric Paschall, Hassan Whiteside and Danuel House Jr. . First-round assets and trade exceptions The Jazz received the lesser of Brooklyn, Houston or Philadelphia's 2023 first-round picks in the Royce O'Neal trade. Utah State owes Oklahoma City a top-10 protected No. 1 pick in 2024. The pick is top-10 protected in 2025 and top-8 protected in 2026. They can make trades within the first two years after the pick is passed to OKC.
Trade exception: $9.8 million and $1.5 million
Tradable contract (2022-23 season)
Rudy Gobert: $38.2 million; 2025-26 player option
Donovan Mitchell: 30.4 million USD; 2025-26 player option
Mike Conley: $22.7 million; 2024 unrestricted free agent (2024 partially guaranteed)
Bojan Bogdanovic: $19.6 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Player Jordan Clarkson: $13.3 million; 2023-24 player option Juancho Hernangomez: $7.4 million; 2023 unrestricted free agent Rudy Gay: $6.2 million; 2023- Player option for 24 seasons
Nickeil Alexander-Walker: $5 million; 2023 restricted free agent Udoka Azubuike: $2.2 million; 2024 restricted free agent
Jared Butler: $1.6 million; 2023 annual restricted free agency
