Moritz Wagner was limited to just 30 games in 2024-25 because of a torn ACL, but the Orlando Magic decided to keep him for at least one more year.

Just a few days ago, the Orlando Magic declined team options for two former Michigan basketball players: Moe Wagner and Caleb Houstan. While Houstan is still awaiting news on a new contract, on Friday,

With most of the biggest moves having taken place, here's a look at four NBA teams whose stock is up, and four others whose stock is down.

Barely 24 hours after the Thunder's title parade capped the 2024-25 season, the 2025-26 offseason got underway with the NBA draft. That was followed Monday with the official opening of free agency. Free agency isn't the league-altering bonanza it was once because,

NBA free agency officially kicked off on Monday evening as the negotiating window opened for eligible players and all teams across the league at 6 p.m. ET. Monday night was relatively quiet, but the first stunners of the new league year came Tuesday morning.

Throughout the duration of LeBron James' legendary NBA career, a trade demand from him would've felt like the ultimate version of a worst-case scenario.

When the time came for Durant to leave, the Warriors absorbed a pricy D’Angelo Russell contract to maintain a max-level salary spot that could potentially be traded for a star. After detouring through Andrew Wiggins,

However, judging by a recent report claiming that the organization is cooking up a blockbuster three-team trade involving their 6-foot-7 NBA champion forward Jonathan Kuminga, they could finally make some noise in free agency.

Not only is the Phoenix Suns' trade of Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets now "fully agreed to in principle," but it's been expanded to include seven teams in total, per NBA insider Jake Fischer.

The Brooklyn Nets could be part of a record-breaking 7-team trade involving NBA superstar Kevin Durant, per The Athletic's Fred Katz.

Ben McLemore was found guilty by a Portland-area jury of raping a woman at a party attended by many of his then-Portland Trail Blazer teammates.