The 2026 trade deadline is rapidly approaching on Feb. 5 at 3 p.m. ET, with plenty of high-profile names potentially on the move in this year’s cycle. Milwaukee Bucks forward and two-time NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo appears to be ready for a new home amid frustrations with the organization’s disappointing season.

Four-time NBA champion Draymond Green has spent his entire professional career with the Golden State Warriors after the team selected him with the No. 35 overal

One player who won't be traded by the deadline is LeBron James. James, 41, who is in his record-setting 23rd NBA season, is expected to finish the 2025-26 campaign with the Los Angeles Lakers, according to ESPN. But the offseason could be another story, reports The Athletic.

Despite a busy day on the NBA trade front, it's still largely quiet in Sixers land.

The Thunder and Sam Presti possess the draft capital to make a major splash at the 2026 NBA trade deadline, but don't count on OKC doing anything major.

The OKC Thunder has acquired Philadelphia 76ers guard Jared McCain. OKC will reportedly send Houston's 2026 first-round pick and three second-round picks to Philadelphia.

NBA analysts think Detroit Pistons did well in the Jaden Ivey-Kevin Huerter trade, but that the Chicago Bulls did better in getting Ivey.

In that transaction, Charlotte received Coby White and Conley from Chicago, along with a future second-round pick from Oklahoma City. The Bulls acquired Collin Sexton from the Hornets, Ousmane Dieng from the Thunder and three future second-round picks from Charlotte. Oklahoma City received center Mason Plumlee from the Hornets to complete the deal.