2026 NBA TRADE DEADLINE | FROM PORTLAND TO WASHINGTON

CREDIT | NBA / BLEACHER REPORT

The NBA trade deadline is officially over, and we saw a flurry of players either asking for trades or actually getting moved—although, to be fair, most of the players on this list didn’t exactly request a change of scenery. The Houston Rockets, the San Antonio Spurs, and the Miami Heat were the only teams that stood pat, while the Denver Nuggets flipped Hunter Tyson for a lone second-round pick and the Orlando Magic settled for cash considerations in the Tyus Jones deal.

Meanwhile, Chicago went full teardown mode, overhauling their roster in exchange for four expiring contracts and 10 second-round picks.

Anyway, I compiled all the hauls each team received, including the salaries involved for this season and when each contract is set to expire. Keep in mind that these figures could still change, depending on extensions or renegotiations after the season.

With that context, it should be easier to understand why certain players were traded—and why some were eventually waived. This is a five-part series.

PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS	FROM	2025-26 SALARY	EXPIRES
VIT KREJCI	ATL	2,349,578	2028
SACRAMENTO KINGS	FROM	2025-26 SALARY	EXPIRES
DE'ANDRE HUNTER	CLE	23,303,571	2027
SAN ANTONIO SPURS	FROM	2025-26 SALARY	EXPIRES
NONE
TORONTO RAPTORS	FROM	2025-26 SALARY	EXPIRES
CHRIS PAUL	LAC	2,296,274	2026
TRAYCE JACKSON-DAVIS	GSW	2,221,677	2027
UTAH JAZZ	FROM	2025-26 SALARY	EXPIRES
JOCK LANDALE	MEM*	TRADED TO ATL
JAREN JACKSON JR	MEM	35,000,000	2030
LONZO BALL	CLE	10,000,000	WAIVED
JOHN KONCHAR	MEM	6,165,000	2027
VINCE WILLIAMS JR	MEM	2,301,587	2027
FUTURE 2ND RD	CLE
FUTURE 2ND RD	CLE
WASHINGTON WIZARDS	FROM	2025-26 SALARY	EXPIRES
ANTHONY DAVIS	DAL	54,126,450	2028
TRAE YOUNG	ATL	45,999,660	2027
JADEN HARDY	DAL	6,000,000	2028
D'ANGELO RUSSELL	DAL	5,685,000	2027
DANTE EXUM	DAL	2,296,274	2026