The Houston Rockets don't seem inclined to break up their young core to acquire a star ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline. Well, unless Devin Booker is

As the Kevin Durant landscape continues to unfold heading into the NBA trade deadline on Thursday, and the Phoenix Suns continue to gauge the market for the 15-time All-Star and former MVP, the Golden State Warriors aren’t the only team trying to find a way to land the 36-year-old superstar.

In this recent seven-game stretch, Flagg scored at least 24 points four times, including a monster 42-point explosion against Notre Dame on Jan. 11 that set the ACC freshman scoring record. He made 11-of-14 shot attempts and 16-of-17 free throws in that game.

Brooklyn Nets wing Cam Johnson is available for a deal, but it's possible he'll stay in town after Thursday's trade deadline. Ian Begley of SNY reported

The Trail Blazers would likely want to make room to have more minutes for Donovan Clingan, who they recently selected early in the 2024 NBA Draft. For the Lakers, meanwhile, Ayton could have at least some tangible valuable as a player who has postseason experience and tremendous size on the inside.

The dust is still settling after the Luka Dončić trade that shook the NBA world to its core. But what is certain is the Los Angeles Lakers still have work to do to balance their roster between now and Thursday’s trade deadline.

With the clock ticking toward Thursday at 3 p.m. ET, the 2025 NBA trade deadline has already been one for the ages. The entire basketball world is still in shock over Luka Doncic getting shipped to the Lakers.

The Golden State Warriors are somewhat concerned about Kevin Durant's "true willingness" for a reunion if they were to work out a trade with the Phoenix