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August 10, 2012
by Kevin Pelton
Using SCHOENE's multi-year projections, a breakdown of what each team gained and lost in the reported four-team trade that will finally send Dwight Howard to the Los Angeles Lakers. Did the Orlando Magic get enough for Howard?
July 2, 2012
by Kevin Pelton
With two trades reported just hours apart--they can't be completed until the new CBA year begins on July 11--the Atlanta Hawks shed nearly all their committed salary for next summer and entered the Dwight Howard race, while Brooklyn went all-in with a middling hand and the Utah Jazz balanced their talent.
June 20, 2012
by Kevin Pelton
The New Orleans Hornets clear cap space while the Washington Wizards stock up on more veterans. Transaction Analysis breaks down Wednesday's first move of the NBA offseason from angle.
March 20, 2012
by Kevin Pelton
Taking a look at two players who agreed to buyouts Monday, plus a pair of signings in free agency.
March 16, 2012
by Kevin Pelton
Breaking down the NBA's many moves before Thursday's annual trade deadline from every angle.
March 14, 2012
by Kevin Pelton
Individually, the three primary components of Tuesday's trade between the Golden State Warriors and the Milwaukee Bucks are confusing, which makes the deal as a whole difficult to unravel. Here's our best effort to do so.
February 4, 2012
by Bradford Doolittle
The Chris Paul trade left L.A. exceedingly thin on the frontline. Martin will help, but will using their mini midlevel exception on him deprive the Clippers of a better player down the line?
January 26, 2012
by Kevin Pelton
The deadline for NBA teams to extend the rookie contracts of fourth-year players passed with a total of five extensions, including one controversial one in Minnesota.
January 5, 2012
by Kevin Pelton
Taking a look from all angles at the three-team deal that sent Marreese Speights to the Memphis Grizzlies and Xavier Henry to the New Orleans Hornets, as well as thoughts on the Grizzlies in the wake of Zach Randolph's MCL injury.
December 15, 2011
by Dan Feldman
The Los Angeles Clippers gave up a ransom to bring Chris Paul to L.A. Was it worth it for the Clippers? And what can the Hornets make of new star guard Eric Gordon?
July 1, 2011
by Kevin Pelton
Hours before the NBA locked out its players, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Sacramento Kings swapped forwards Omri Casspi and J.J. Hickson in the last trade made under the former Collective Bargaining Agreement.
February 24, 2011
by Kevin Pelton
Breaking down all eight of the deals completed before Thursday's NBA deadline, including the Boston Celtics unexpectedly breaking up their starting lineup and the Oklahoma City Thunder making a leap toward contention.
by Kevin Pelton
It was a busy deadline eve, headlined by Deron Williams unexpectedly going from Utah to New Jersey. Transaction Analysis breaks down who made out well and who made questionable moves.
February 22, 2011
by Kevin Pelton
After seemingly endless months of rumors, Carmelo Anthony has finally landed with the New York Knicks. Was the price too high? How did the Nuggets do in return? Transaction Analysis explores in detail.
December 20, 2010
by Bradford Doolittle
With a little over 30 percent of the season complete, some NBA general managers have seen enough, as evidenced by the four trades we've seen last few days--involving seven teams--including Saturday's blockbuster re-making of the Orlando Magic.
November 20, 2010
by Bradford Doolittle
New Orleans general manager Dell Demps pulled off a rare double whammy: He made his team better while also improving its financial position.
November 2, 2010
by Kevin Pelton
Three teams agreed to extensions with 2007 first-round picks before Monday night's deadline, while San Antonio signed veteran Tony Parker to a new contract on Saturday. The deals have important implications for teams and the league as a whole.
August 12, 2010
by Bradford Doolittle
The busy NBA summer continued on Wednesday with a pair of deals involving five teams.
July 14, 2010
by Kevin Pelton
Breaking down yesterday's pair of deals in the NBA, one which sent Tyson Chandler to Dallas and the other that brought Al Jefferson to the Jazz.
June 24, 2010
by Kevin Pelton
The Miami Heat added to the NBA's largest treasure trove of cap space for this summer by sending Daequan Cook and the No. 18 pick in Thursday's draft to the Oklahoma City Thunder for a second-round selection.
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Transaction Analysis: Buyout Season