NBA trade deadline tracker 2025: Deal details, grades, analysis

There's nothing quite like a cover-of-darkness, nobody-saw-this-coming blockbuster with two of basketball's 10-best players to jolt the NBA's trade season into action.

The Dallas Mavericks' decision to send superstar Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis and a first-round draft pick early Sunday stunned team executives across the league.

It also left one obvious question ahead of Thursday's 3 p.m.

ET trade deadline: Who's next? The Sacramento Kings followed about 20 hours later with a somewhat-less-surprising move, trading De'Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs in a three-team deal that also netted the Kings Zach LaVine from the Chicago Bulls.

In the span of less than a day, four current 20-point scorers had been dealt ahead of the league deadline the most in NBA history, according to ESPN Research.

Those almost certainly won't be the final trades this week.

We'll recap each here as they happen.

DeAaron Fox to Spurs; Zach LaVine to Kings (Feb.

2) Spurs get: Kings get: Bulls get: Trade grades | Spurs' deal for Fox should have West's attention Mavs send Luka Doncic to Lakers for Anthony Davis (Feb.

2) Lakers get: Mavericks get: Jazz get: Trade grades | Does Doncic's trade signal a changing NBA landscape? Clippers acquire Mills, Eubanks from Jazz (Feb.

1) Clippers get: Jazz get: Suns get three first-round picks from Jazz (Jan.

21) Suns get: Jazz get: Suns acquire Nick Richards (Jan.

15) Hornets get: Josh Okogie Suns get: Trade signals Suns are still serious about contending Lakers trade Russell for Finney-Smith (Dec.

29) Lakers get: Nets get: What does trading D'Angelo Russell mean for the Lakers? Nets trade Dennis Schroder to Warriors (Dec.

15) Warriors get: Nets get: Heat trade Thomas Bryant to Pacers (Dec.

15) Pacers get: Heat get:.

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