Kyle Kuzma is headed to the Bucks in a 4-team swap that sends veteran sharpshooter Khris Middleton to Washington.

Atlanta • Newly acquired Milwaukee Bucks forward Kyle Kuzma was one of the last players to walk out of McCamish Pavilion on Georgia Tech’s campus on Friday morning.

NBA trade deadline has passed, and to say it was eventful would be the understatement of the century. All-Star players Luka Doncic, Jimmy Butler, Anthony Davis, De'Aaron Fox, Brandon Ingram and Khris Middleton all landed at new destinations.

The 2025 NBA trade deadline is here, but it’s felt like the madness has been happening all week, starting with a certain superstar trade that shocked the entire sports world.

The final numbers from trade-deadline time: no fewer than eight current and past All-Stars, some of them recent All-NBA selections, some among the league’s highest scorers and even three Olympic gold medalists,

The Phoenix Suns reportedly found just two teams willing to take on Bradley Beal's $50 million cap hit when testing out potential trades for Jimmy

This year's stunning NBA trade deadline was the busiest in league history. There were 63 players dealt in the week leading up to Thursday, including eight All-Stars. Ironically, one of the most important players along the way was one who stayed put: Bradley Beal.

The Sacramento Kings made three significant moves ahead of Thursday's trade deadline, acquiring Zach LaVine, Jonas Valanciunas, and Jake LaRavia. Sacramento traded away five players to bring in those three, including star point guard De'Aaron Fox.

The three-team NBA trade involving the Grizzlies, Wizards, and Kings is now official, according to press releases from all three organizations. Here are