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馃搮February 7, 2026 at 1:00 AM
The 2026 NBA trade deadline reshaped rosters with major deals like James Harden to Cavaliers and Anthony Davis traded, setting up contenders while sparking rebuilds and Giannis rumors.
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James Harden Traded to Cleveland Cavaliers

James Harden was traded from the Clippers to the Cavaliers for Darius Garland and a second-round pick, aiming to boost Cleveland's Eastern Conference playoff push. Coach Kenny Atkinson is confident Harden's style will mesh with Donovan Mitchell despite isolation concerns. This all-in move addresses Mitchell's future amid free agency pressures.Source 2Source 3

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Cavaliers Add Dennis Schr枚der and Keon Ellis

Cleveland acquired Dennis Schr枚der and Keon Ellis by trading De'Andre Hunter and Lonzo Ball, shedding underperforming contracts. These additions bring feistiness and flexibility to a high-cost roster. The moves position the Cavs for postseason contention.Source 3Source 4

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Anthony Davis Dealt from Dallas Mavericks

The Mavericks traded Anthony Davis, receiving minimal returns like protected picks from OKC and Golden State, plus Khris Middleton's expiring deal. This salary dump leaves Dallas with few remnants of their Finals team. Critics call it a poor return for the centerpiece asset.Source 4Source 5

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Warriors Acquire Kristaps Porzingis

Golden State traded for Kristaps Porzingis instead of Giannis Antetokounmpo, adding spacing and rim protection next to Draymond Green. Porzingis averages 17.1 points but has health issues from POTS, limiting his games. Fans are disappointed it wasn't a bigger star.Source 3Source 4

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Bucks Stand Pat Amid Giannis Uncertainty

Milwaukee made no major moves despite trade rumors swirling around Giannis Antetokounmpo, who posted he's not leaving. The Bucks added minor pieces like Ousmane Dieng and focus on draft position with Giannis injured. Executives praise holding for better offseason leverage.Source 5

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Pacers Trade for Ivica Zubac

Indiana sent Bennedict Mathurin and two first-round picks, including a protected 2029 pick, to the Clippers for center Ivica Zubac. This bolsters their frontcourt for a Finals push once Tyrese Haliburton recovers from Achilles injury. Clippers gain future assets.Source 2Source 5

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Celtics Trade for Nikola Vucevic

Boston acquired veteran center Nikola Vucevic from Chicago in exchange for Anfernee Simons, strengthening their thin big-man rotation. Vucevic, 35, gets a rare playoff shot in his 15th season. The Celtics executed cost-saving trades avoiding luxury tax while improving.Source 3Source 6

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Suns Bolster Depth with Coffey and Anthony

Phoenix added Amir Coffey and Cole Anthony from Milwaukee in exchange for Nick Richards and Nigel Hayes-Davis. These rotation players enhance playoff depth in the West. The Suns remain contenders post-deadline.Source 4

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NBA Schedule: Multiple Games on February 7

Today's slate includes Wizards at Nets (3pm ET), Rockets at Thunder (3:30pm), Hawks vs Nuggets (7:30pm), and more. Standouts feature OKC (40-12) hosting Houston (31-18) and Warriors at Suns (8:30pm). Projected lineups and odds are available for fantasy players.Source 1

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Warriors Face Lakers Tonight

Golden State visits LeBron James and the Lakers on February 7, pitting All-Star guards against each other. This post-deadline matchup tests recent roster changes for both teams. Warriors seek to build momentum.Source 7

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Jazz Accelerate Rebuild with Young Core

Utah bolsters its young roster with Keyonte George, Walker Kessler, Ace Bailey, and Lauri Markkanen. Deadline moves position them for faster contention. They traded for assets fitting their timeline.Source 2

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Wizards Major Deadline Activity Noted

Washington Wizards made surprising trades, adding pieces like Trae Young and Anthony Davis per reports, plus a lottery pick. This signals a new era amid fan frustration with losing. Moves aim to reshape the roster.Source 3Source 6