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This may not have been a flashy trade, but it may just turn out to be a difference maker.
The NBA trade deadline lived up to all the hype and did not disappoint. We had significant trades, impactful trades, and some head-scratchers mixed in. But, of course, we all know about the blockbuster trade that happened while most people were asleep.
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Jae Crowder, who was traded from the Suns to the Nets in the Kevin Durant deal on Wednesday, was again dealt Thursday to the Bucks, sources told ESPN.
The Rangers are acquiring forward Vladimir Tarasenko from the Blues.
The Lakers are trading Thomas Bryant to the Nuggets for Davon Reed and three second-round picks, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
The Warriors are trading James Wiseman to the Pistons as part of a multiteam trade that sends Saddiq Bey to the Hawks, a source told ESPN.
The Clippers are acquiring Eric Gordon from the Rockets in a multiteam trade and Bones Hyland from the Nuggets for two second-round picks, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
The Atlanta Falcons have to decide what they will do at quarterback moving forward. 2022 third-round NFL Draft pick Desmond Ridder is set to return after starting four games last season, but everything else is up in the air.
Marcus Mariota is under contract, but he was benched last season and it seems as though the team is looking to move on. As a result, General manager Terry Fontenot said recently that the team will have to look for additions to the quarterback room.
It has a lot of cap room to go and sign a free agent, as well as the eighth pick in the draft.
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The extroverted guard is headed from the Lakers to the Magic.
Patrick Beverley is one of the most quotable players in the NBA.
The extroverted guard hosts a popular podcast and is unafraid to share his opinions in the media—whether he’s bashing Chris Paul or teasing LeBron James.
So it should come as no surprise that he was one of the first players to weigh in humorously after the news of the blockbuster Kevin Durant trade broke early Thursday morning.
Shortly after The Athletic’s Shams Charania and ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski simultaneously broke the Durant trade news at 1:05 a.m.
Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno recently spoke publicly about Shohei Ohtani, with some encouraging words for the team’s fans.
Moreno’s been through quite the offseason already, announcing a few months ago that he’d be selling the team.
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But then he changed his mind, deciding to stay in Anaheim, much to the chagrin of many Angels fans.
Besides fixing the team’s long playoff drought, Moreno’s top priority has to be retaining Shohei Ohtani.