This is a list of transactions that have taken place during the 2025 NBA off-season and the 2025–26 NBA season.
Retirement DateNameTeam(s) played (years)AgeNotesRef. Los Angeles Clippers (–) 38 Also played abroad Brooklyn Nets (–)Washington Wizards ()Indiana Pacers (–)Utah Jazz (–)Detroit Pistons (–)New York Knicks () 36 Also played abroad Oklahoma City Thunder (–) 31 Also played abroad Golden State Warriors (–)Toronto Raptors ()New Orleans Hornets (–)Chicago Bulls ()San Antonio Spurs (–; –)Sacramento Kings ()Charlotte Hornets ()Atlanta Hawks ()Philadelphia 76ers () 39 NBA champion () Also played abroad Washington Wizards (–)Houston Rockets (–) Los Angeles Clippers () 34 All-NBA Third Team ()NBA All-Defensive Second Team ()NBA All-Rookie First Team ()5× NBA All-Star (–) Golden State Warriors ()New York Knicks ()Houston Rockets (–)Los Angeles Lakers ()Charlotte Hornets ()Brooklyn Nets (–)Atlanta Hawks ()Toronto Raptors () 37NBA champion ()Also played abroad Detroit Pistons (–)Toronto Raptors ()Milwaukee Bucks (–)Houston Rockets () 43 Also played abroad Milwaukee Bucks (–)Indiana Pacers (–)Boston Celtics ()Portland Trail Blazers ()Washington Wizards () 32NBA Sixth Man of the Year ()NBA Rookie of the Year ()NBA All-Rookie First Team () Miami Heat ()Orlando Magic ()Portland Trail Blazers (–)Brooklyn Nets ()Minnesota Timberwolves ()Washington Wizards () 34 Also played in the NBA D-League/G League and abroadHired as a coaching apprentice by the Washington Wizards Minnesota Timberwolves (–)Denver Nuggets ()San Antonio Spurs (–)Phoenix Suns ()Brooklyn Nets () 29 Also played in the NBA G League and abroadHired as an assistant coach by the Sioux Falls Skyforce New York Knicks (–)Denver Nuggets (–)Los Angeles Clippers (–)Oklahoma City Thunder ()Atlanta Hawks (–)Washington Wizards ()Detroit Pistons ()Milwaukee Bucks () 37Also played abroad New Orleans Hornets (–)Los Angeles Clippers (–)Houston Rockets (–)Oklahoma City Thunder ()Phoenix Suns (–)Golden State Warriors ()San Antonio Spurs ()Los Angeles Clippers () 404× All-NBA First Team (, –)5× All-NBA Second Team (, , , , )2× All-NBA Third Team (, )7× NBA All-Defensive First Team (, –)2× NBA All-Defensive Second Team (, )NBA Rookie of the Year ()NBA All-Rookie First Team ()12× NBA All-Star (–, –)NBA All-Star Game MVP ()5× NBA assists leader (, , , , )6× NBA steals leader (, , –)NBA 75th Anniversary Team Orlando Magic (–)Los Angeles Lakers ()Houston Rockets (–)Atlanta Hawks ()Charlotte Hornets ()Washington Wizards ()Los Angeles Lakers ()Philadelphia 76ers ()Los Angeles Lakers () 40NBA champion ()5× All-NBA First Team (–) All-NBA Second Team ()2× All-NBA Third Team (, )3× NBA Defensive Player of the Year (–)4× NBA All-Defensive First Team (–)NBA All-Defensive Second Team ()NBA All-Rookie First Team ()8× NBA All-Star (–)NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion (2008)5× NBA rebounding leader (–, , )2× NBA blocks leader (, )Also played abroad Toronto Raptors () Phoenix Suns (–)Toronto Raptors ()Houston Rockets (–)Milwaukee Bucks ()Miami Heat ()Philadelphia 76ers (–)Los Angeles Clippers (–)New York Knicks () 41NBA champion ()Also played abroad Atlanta Hawks ()Golden State Warriors (–) Phoenix Suns (–)33NBA champion ()Also played in the NBA D-League/G League abroad
Front office movements
Head coaching changes Off-season Departure date Team Outgoing head coach Reason for departure Hire date Incoming head coach Last coaching position Ref.Phoenix SunsFiredCleveland Cavaliers assistant coach (2024–2025)San Antonio SpursStepped downSan Antonio Spurs assistant coach (2019–2024)New York KnicksFiredJuly 7Sacramento Kings head coach (–)
General manager changes Off-season Departure date Team Outgoing general manager Reason for departure Hire date Incoming general manager Last managerial position Ref.Sacramento KingsMutually agreed to part waysNew York Knicks general manager (2017–2023)Atlanta HawksFiredAtlanta Hawks assistant general manager (2024)Phoenix SunsStepped downPhoenix Suns vice president of player programming (2024)
Player movements Trades
+June June 15To Memphis Grizzlies Cole Anthony Kentavious Caldwell-Pope 2025 ORL first-round pick (No. 16) 2026 first-round pickBefore this trade Washington had the right to swap its pick (if No. 1–8) for Phoenix's; then Orlando had the right to swap its pick for whatever Phoenix has; then Memphis had the right to swap its pick for whatever Phoenix had. This trade would let Memphis trade either its own pick or Orlando's for whatever Phoenix has after Washington's swap right, as well as keeping the other pick for itself. 2028 ORL first-round pick 2029 ORL protected first-round pick swap rightMemphis may swap for the pick if No. 3–30. 2030 ORL first-round pickTo Orlando Magic Desmond Bane June 17To Indiana Pacers 2026 IND first-round pickIndiana traded this pick away in a January 2024 transaction with Toronto, which then traded it to New Orleans in February 2025.To New Orleans Pelicans 2025 IND first-round pick (No. 23) Draft rights to Mojave King (2023 No. 47) June 25 (draft-day)To Atlanta Hawks Draft rights to Asa Newell (No. 23) 2026 first-round pickThe more favorable of the picks originally belonging to Milwaukee and New Orleans.To New Orleans Pelicans Draft rights to Derik Queen (No. 13) To Memphis Grizzlies Draft rights to Cedric Coward (No. 11)To Portland Trail Blazers Draft rights to Yang Hansen (No. 16) 2027 ATL second-round pick 2028 ORL first-round pick 2028 SAC second-round pick To Oklahoma City Thunder 2027 SAS protected first-round pickOklahoma City will receive the pick if No. 17–30, otherwise they receive two 2027 second-round picks.To Sacramento Kings Draft rights to Nique Clifford (No. 24) To Utah Jazz Draft rights to Walter Clayton Jr. (No. 18)To Washington Wizards Draft rights to Will Riley (No. 21) 2025 UTA second-round pick (No. 43) 2031 second-round pick 2032 UTA second-round pick June 26 (draft-day)To Boston Celtics Draft rights to Max Shulga (No. 57) Draft rights to Amari Williams (No. 46) 2026 second-round pickThe most favorable of the picks originally belonging to Detroit, Milwaukee, and Orlando. 2027 second-round pickThe most favorable of the picks originally belonging to Boston and Orlando. Boston traded its pick to Orlando in a previous trade, making this effectively a swap right.To Orlando Magic Draft rights to Noah Penda (No. 32) To Los Angeles Clippers Draft rights to Kobe Sanders (No. 50)To New York Knicks Draft rights to Mohamed Diawara (No. 51) Draft rights to Luka Mitrović (2015 No. 60) June 28To Oklahoma City Thunder Colby JonesTo Washington Wizards Dillon Jones 2029 HOU second-round pick June 29To Charlotte Hornets Collin Sexton 2030 second-round pickThe more favorable of the picks originally belonging to Los Angeles Clippers and Utah.To Utah Jazz Jusuf Nurkić June 30To Charlotte Hornets Vasilije Micić Draft rights to Liam McNeeley (No. 29) 2029 first-round pickThe least favorable of the picks originally belonging to Cleveland, Minnesota (if No. 6–30), and Utah.To Phoenix Suns Mark Williams 2029 PHX second-round pickPhoenix traded this pick away in an earlier transaction. July July 1To Chicago Bulls Draft rights to Lachlan Olbrich (No. 55) Cash considerationsTo Los Angeles Lakers Draft rights to Rocco ZikarskyLA Lakers flipped Zikarsky's rights to Minnesota in a separate trade. (No. 45) July 6To Atlanta Hawks Nickeil Alexander-Walker (sign-and-trade)To Minnesota Timberwolves 2027 CLE second-round pick Cash considerations To Charlotte Hornets Pat Connaughton 2031 MIL second-round pick 2032 MIL second-round pickTo Milwaukee Bucks Vasilije Micić To Chicago Bulls Isaac OkoroTo Cleveland Cavaliers Lonzo Ball To Golden State Warriors Draft rights to Will Richard (No. 56)To Memphis Grizzlies Draft rights to Justinian Jessup (2020 No. 51) Draft rights to Jahmai Mashack (No. 59) 2032 GSW protected second-round pickMemphis will receive the pick if No. 51–60. To Indiana Pacers Jay HuffTo Memphis Grizzlies 2029 POR second-round pick 2031 second-round pick swap rightMemphis may swap its own pick for the less favorable of the picks originally belonging to Indiana and Miami. To Indiana Pacers Draft rights to Kam Jones (No. 38)To San Antonio Spurs 2030 SAC second-round pick Cash considerations Three-team trade To Houston Rockets 2026 CHI second-round pick (from Washington) 2029 SAC second-round pick (from Washington) Draft rights to Mojave King (2023 No. 47) (from New Orleans)To New Orleans Pelicans Saddiq Bey (from Washington) Jordan Poole (from Washington) Draft rights to Micah Peavy (No. 40) (from Washington)To Washington Wizards CJ McCollum (from New Orleans) Kelly Olynyk (from New Orleans) Cam Whitmore (from Houston) 2027 CHI second-round pickThis pick was previously split, with Washington receiving it if No. 31–50 and New Orleans receiving it if No. 51–60; Washington will now receive the pick regardless of its position. (New Orleans)Seven-team trade To Atlanta Hawks David Roddy (two-way contract) (from Houston) 2031 second-round pick swap rightAtlanta may swap their own pick for Houston's pick. (from Houston) Cash considerations (from Houston)To Brooklyn Nets 2026 second-round pickThe second-most favorable of the picks originally belonging to Boston, Indiana, Los Angeles Clippers, and Miami. (from Houston) 2030 BOS second-round pick (from Houston)To Golden State Warriors Draft rights to Jahmai MashackGolden State flipped Mashack's rights to Memphis in a separate trade. (No. 59) (from Houston) Draft rights to Alex Toohey (No. 52) (from Phoenix)To Houston Rockets Clint Capela (sign-and-trade) (from Atlanta) Kevin Durant (from Phoenix)To Los Angeles Lakers Draft rights to Adou Thiero (No. 36) (from Brooklyn)To Minnesota Timberwolves Draft rights to Rocco Zikarsky (No. 45) (from Los Angeles) 2026 second-round pickThe less favorable of the picks originally belonging to Denver and Golden State. (from Phoenix) 2032 second-round pickThe less favorable of the picks originally belonging to Houston and Phoenix. (from Houston) Cash considerations (from Los Angeles)To Phoenix Suns Dillon Brooks (from Houston) Jalen Green (from Houston) Daeqwon Plowden (two-way contract) (from Atlanta) Draft rights to Koby Brea (No. 41) (from Golden State) Draft rights to Rasheer Fleming (No. 31) (from Minnesota) Draft rights to Khaman Maluach (No. 10) (from Houston) 2026 second-round pickThe second-most favorable of the picks originally belonging to Dallas, Oklahoma City, and Philadelphia. (from Houston) July 7To Boston Celtics Anfernee SimonsTo Portland Trail Blazers Jrue Holiday To Detroit Pistons Duncan Robinson (sign-and-trade)To Miami Heat Simone Fontecchio To Detroit Pistons 2026 CHA protected second-round pickDetroit will receive the pick if No. 56–60.To Sacramento Kings Dennis Schröder (sign-and-trade) 2029 second-round pickThe least favorable of the picks originally belonging to Detroit, Milwaukee, and New York. Three-team trade To Atlanta Hawks Kristaps Porziņģis (from Boston) 2026 second-round pickMemphis has the right to swap the more favorable of the picks originally belonging to Indiana and Miami for Boston's own pick; Boston also owns the most favorable of the picks originally belonging to Minnesota, New Orleans, New York, and Portland. Atlanta will receive the less favorable of the two picks Boston holds after Memphis exercises or declines its swap right. (from Boston)To Boston Celtics Georges Niang (from Atlanta) 2031 CLE second-round pick (from Atlanta) Cash considerations (from Brooklyn)To Brooklyn Nets Terance Mann (from Atlanta) Draft rights to Drake Powell (No. 22) (from Atlanta)Three-team trade To Los Angeles Clippers John Collins (from Utah)To Miami Heat Norman Powell (from Los Angeles)To Utah Jazz Kyle Anderson (from Miami) Kevin Love (from Miami) 2027 LAC second-round pick (from Los Angeles) July 8To Brooklyn Nets Michael Porter Jr. 2032 DEN first-round pickTo Denver Nuggets Cameron Johnson July 9To San Antonio Spurs Kelly OlynykTo Washington Wizards Malaki Branham Blake Wesley