Boston needs big depth, Detroit could use a vet guard; Are these East teams natural trade partners?

With interests potentially aligning, this might be a scenario both ball clubs could benefit from.

The NBA’s new collective bargaining agreement (CBA) already has teams changing their thinking about how they should manage their rosters, and the Boston Celtics are no exception. Much speculation has abounded on how the ball club could trim spending while also making some moves to better balance the team in light of what we learned about the Celtics in the 2023 postseason.

The primary candidate floated to be on the move, perhaps surprisingly at first glance given he won the league’s Sixth Man of the Year award with Boston is Malcolm Brogdon. And with the team needing depth in the frontcourt, a club like the Detroit Pistons — who lack a veteran point guard to guide their younger floor generals but also have cap space to absorb salary — appear to be an ideal trade partner with a surplus of big men,

Let’s take a look at three potential targets that could save Boston money while addressing their depth that could also help jump-start the Piston’s rebuild.

Trade rumor rankings: Jaylen Brown, John Wall and more

It’s time for another edition of our Trade Rumor Rankings series, where we take the five players who have appeared the most often on our Trade Rumors Page over the past week and rank them.

There are even two new inclusions on the list this week in Jaylen Brown and John Wall to spice things up a bit.

Without further ado, let’s get right into it.

Trade rumor rankings: Jaylen Brown, John Wall and more

HoopsHype ranks the five players who have appeared most in trade rumors over the past seven days, headlined by Jaylen Brown.

It’s time for another edition of our Trade Rumor Rankings series, where we take the five players who have appeared the most often on our Trade Rumors Page over the past week and rank them.

There are even two new inclusions on the list this week in Jaylen Brown and John Wall to spice things up a bit.

Without further ado, let’s get right into it.

The Kings’ deteriorating relationship with Marvin Bagley III, explained

Whew, this is such a bad look.

The top picks of the NBA’s 2018 draft class have made absolutely massive waves so far in their short careers.

Deandre Ayton has been to the NBA Finals. Trae Young has been to a Conference Finals and is an All-Star. Luka Doncic is an All-NBA player already.

And then there’s Marvin Bagley III.

The Kings picked Bagley second overall out of Duke and, well, let’s just say things haven’t quite gone as smoothly as anyone would’ve liked them to.

Bagley’s career with the Kings has been a mess so far. He had a solid start in his rookie season, but it’s been downhill from there. He’s been played out of position at times. He’s also been hurt at other times. Now, there are times where the Kings just don’t play him.

And that’s driven a wedge between him and the team that reportedly came to a head on Monday during Sacramento’s game against the Suns.

Out-of-rotation players who could become trade candidates

Here are some NBA players getting healthy DNP-CDs who could have a potential role in a different team’s rotation.

We are more than three weeks into the NBA regular season and most teams have settled on their rotations. Some aren’t fully healthy and will have tinkering to do when key players return, but some others have some rotation players that are not playing.

Here are some players consistently getting DNP-CDs despite being healthy who could become candidates for a trade.

Out-of-rotation players who could become trade candidates

We are more than three weeks into the NBA regular season and most teams have settled on their rotations. Some aren’t fully healthy and will have tinkering to do when key players return, but some others have some rotation players that are not playing.

Here are some players consistently getting DNP-CDs despite being healthy who could become candidates for a trade.

Trade rumor rankings: Karl-Anthony Towns, Damian Lillard and more

HoopsHype ranks the five players who have appeared most in trade rumors over the past seven days, headlined by Karl-Anthony Towns.

The time has arrived for another part in our ongoing series, NBA Trade Rumor Rankings, in which we take the five players who have appeared the most often on our Trade Rumors Page over the past week.

One surprising name making this week’s list who we haven’t seen in a while?

Minnesota Timberwolves big man Karl-Anthony Towns.

There’s a lot to talk about so let’s jump right in.

Trade rumor rankings: Karl-Anthony Towns, Damian Lillard and more

The time has arrived for another part in our ongoing series, NBA Trade Rumor Rankings, in which we take the five players who have appeared the most often on our Trade Rumors Page over the past week.

One surprising name making this week’s list who we haven’t seen in a while?

Minnesota Timberwolves big man Karl-Anthony Towns.

There’s a lot to talk about so let’s jump right in.

Trade rumor rankings: Kyrie Irving, Marvin Bagley and more

HoopsHype ranks the five players who have appeared most in trade rumors over the past seven days, headlined by Kyrie Irving.

It’s time for another edition of our NBA trade rumor rankings series, which takes the five players who have appeared the most often on our Trade Rumors Page over the past week and ranks them by order of appearances.

You’re going to see a lot of familiar names on this list, especially when it comes to recent trade scuttle, but it’s an interesting exercise nonetheless.

Check out the list below.

Relive the Brooklyn Nets’ top 10 plays of the 2020-21 season

With a new campaign on the horizon, let’s look back at the Brooklyn Nets’ top 10 plays from last year.

Despite falling short of a championship last year, the Nets did not fall short in putting on a show in almost every game. With all the talent in Brooklyn last season, the team was bound to put together some spectacular highlights. From game winners, to ankle-breakers to posters that you can hang up on your wall, the Nets had it all.

Putting together the top 10 plays must have been a headache with everything that went down last year, but the NBA’s YouTube team pulled it off. Without further adieu, let us take a look at the top 10 plays from the Brooklyn Nets last season.