A recent mock trade has the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers swapping one of their superstar players that would shake up the NBA.

NBA teams are in a constant cycle of renewal, with one transactional milestone quickly giving way to the next. So, as we move further beyond the flurry of activity triggered by free agency, it's only right that attention is already on the next deal-making opportunity.

The Thunder signed Morrow as a bench outside shooter. He played alongside Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook as they were a title contender. He averaged 7.7 points and shot 39.4% from 3 on 3.6 attempts in his time in OKC. He complimented the high-end talent and fans for why he loved his time there.

Miami added Powell in a three-team trade with the Clippers and Jazz, sending Kevin Love and Kyle Anderson to Utah. Coming off a career-high 21.8 ppg last season, Powell bolsters a Heat offense that ranked 24th (110.6 ppg), joining Bam Adebayo, Tyler Herro and Andrew Wiggins as Miami looks to reestablish itself as an East contender.

NBA salaries have reached unprecedented levels, with the maximum for veterans with over 10 years of service hitting $54.1 million for the 2025-26 season. The salary cap projects to climb from $154.6 million to $165 million next year;

The Boston Celtics are going to look a lot different during the 2025-26 season, but there will be plenty of intrigue around the team as it navigates a season without Jayson Tatum.

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The 2025-26 NBA schedule has been released, and (almost) every team found a creative way to announce the news on social media. As is the case in the NFL these days, NBA franchises have stepped up their game with schedule release videos.

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