They may not be in last place, but the Los Angeles Lakers have been one of the NBA’s most disappointing teams this season.

As it turns out, the Los Angeles Lakers are no longer interested in trading for Jerami Grant from the Detroit Pistons.

The Boston Celtics have been a team that has not delivered on expectations. Even though they have two talented wings in Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, they are still stuck as being a play-in tier team.

Just six months after their Conference Finals appearance, the Atlanta Hawks are looking to trade almost everyone on their roster.

The Celtics have been extremely active in trade talks with the aim of improving the pieces around stars Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, longtime beat writer Steve Bulpett reports in a Heavy.com

One of the more interesting developments this season has been the availability of John Wall. The five-time All-Star is supposedly healthy, but has yet to suit up for the Houston Rockets this season.

The New York Knicks are bad. They were solid last year, earning the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference, but it seems as though things are back to normal this season.

Dejounte Murray is well-known as one of the best two-way guards in the league, and he is widely viewed as the best player on the San Antonio Spurs.

The Washington Wizards were one of the league’s most pleasant early surprises. They started the season 10-3, racing to the top of a crowded Eastern Conference.

James Harden has been one of the most polarizing superstars in the NBA over the past few years. Whether it is his playing style or trade requests, Harden always seems to make headlines good and bad.

The Sacramento Kings are approaching the NBA trade deadline with big plans and sharpshooter Buddy Hield is one of the likeliest trade candidates who could be moved.

We have passed the halfway point of the 2021-22 NBA season and while many teams in the league have been having up-and-down seasons, some of the league’s best teams are starting to hit some rough patches in their schedules. 

The trade deadline is fast approaching with many teams looking to improve their rosters by making some big moves.

The February NBA trade deadline is quickly approaching, and the Lakers are likely going to be looking for some help.

Promises, promises.

Michele Roberts, executive-director of the National Basketball Players Association called out 76ers president Daryl Morey for his handling of the Ben Simmons situation.

Less than a month away from the 2022 NBA trade deadline, we've already felt a few transactional tremors.

On Wednesday, Bryn Forbes headlined a three-team deal that landed him with the Denver Nuggets, where his three-point shooting should help stabilize a backcourt short on stretch.

Would Mike D’Antoni return to the bench to become the next Lakers head coach?

Frank Vogel is rumored to be on the hot seat after a disappointing first half of the season.

Starting the 2021-22 NBA season 3-16, the New Orleans Pelicans looked like one of the worst teams in the league, but they have slowly started to begin looking like the team they thought they could be entering the year. 

Time is running out for the Los Angeles Lakers to make a blockbuster deal ahead of the February 10 NBA trade deadline.

With the trade deadline fast approaching, the last few weeks have warmed the seat of Sacramento Kings General Manager Monte McNair, as he’s reportedly been pressured to make a big splash come February.

Through the first half of the season, the Lakers’ unbalanced roster has revealed a glaringly obvious need for the team on the wing.

Would the Utah Jazz actually trade away their three-time Defensive Player of the Year, Rudy Gobert? One report says they are open to it.

The 76ers might not trade Ben Simmons before the Feb. 10 trade deadline.

Then what?

The Sixers are still hoping that, after the trade deadline comes and goes, maybe Ben will come back and play.

ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported on NBA Today Tuesday that the Los Angeles Lakers are in a "tough spot" in regard to making any moves prior to the Feb.

The NBA’s trade deadline is less than a month away, which means that the Philadelphia 76ers have less than a month to trade Ben Simmons for reinforcements this season.

One particular NBA team appears to be pulling into the lead in the Myles Turner sweepstakes.

Bleacher Report’s Eric Pincus reported on Monday that several competing executives believe that the Dallas Mavericks are the favorites to acquire the Indiana Pacers center Turner.

Brooklyn Nets point guard Kyrie Irving doesn’t plan on changing his vaccination status despite his team’s worsening bout with injuries.

The Los Angeles Lakers have certainly not played to the capability that many fans and players of their team were hoping for this season.

With the NBA trade deadline being less than four weeks away, the Dallas Mavericks are playing some of the best basketball we’ve seen from them in quite some time.

The Miami Heat have been one of the most slept-on teams all season this year. It is questionable why people are not giving the Heat the credit that they deserve because they have been playing like one of the best teams in basketball, despite all of the injuries that they have had to overcome.

Los Angeles Lakers fans have pointed blame in many different directions this NBA season. Russell Westbrook has received most of it, but it’s gone other places, too.

When it comes to making a trade, the Boston Celtics could be hindered by their lack of enticing assets, or at least that’s what one insider close to the team believes.

Ben Simmons still has yet to appear in an NBA game this season. Regardless of one’s opinions on Simmons himself, it stinks to see a talent like him sit out.

Donovan Mitchell is the cornerstone superstar of the Utah Jazz. He’s going to be the centerpiece of this franchise for many years to come, and the fact that the team secured him to a massive extension last year serves as a clear testament to this fact.

The Sacramento Kings fired head coach Luke Walton on Nov. 21 with the hope it would turn the team around.

While they have made the playoffs for eight consecutive seasons, the longest active streak in the NBA, the Portland Trail Blazers are starting to see their fortunes run out.

The Sacramento Kings are currently 16-27 this NBA season and are in danger of missing the playoffs for the 16th consecutive season.

The Atlanta Hawks are a team that clearly had contending aspirations for the 2021-22 season after they made the Eastern Conference Finals in the 2020-21 playoffs.

Coincidence or prophecy? Portland Trail Blazers star Damian Lillard visited Philadelphia on Thursday to undergo surgery on his abdomen. Lillard left the procedure “feeling good,” per Chris Haynes of Yahoo!

With Russell Westbrook struggling to adjust to life in Los Angeles, it's only natural for his name to become the subject of countless trade rumors around the association.

The Memphis Grizzlies have taken the next step this season. At 29-14, they’re the fourth seed in the Western Conference, firing on all cylinders and improving as the season progresses.

Ben Simmons’ trade saga with the Philadelphian 76ers continues, and if recent rumors are to be believed, his agent Rich Paul remains firm in wanting him out of Philly.

The NBA trade deadline is about a month away and any potential big trades will take place over the course of the next 30 or so days.

 Kevin Durant doesn't want to hear about how many minutes he's playing.

The subject of Durant's minutes is going to continue to be an issue for the Brooklyn Nets, who have lost five of their last seven games and are in the process of reintegrating Kyrie Irving into the rotation.

The NBA trade deadline is only a month away and teams are expected to be active, especially playoff contenders trying to solidify their roster.

We are now officially one month away from the 2022 NBA trade deadline. While some teams are still battling health and safety protocols, the rumor mill is likely to begin heating up quickly.