This is a list of transactions that have taken place during the 2026 NBA off-season and the 2026–27 NBA season.
Retirement DateNameTeam(s) played (years)AgeNotesRef. Houston Rockets ()Sacramento Kings (; –)San Antonio Spurs ()Milwaukee Bucks ()Charlotte Hornets ()Washington Wizards (–)Memphis Grizzlies (–)Los Angeles Clippers ()Brooklyn Nets (–)Chicago Bulls (–)New Orleans Pelicans (–)Toronto Raptors (–) 40 Also played in the D-League and abroadHired as an assistant coach by the Dallas Mavericks Memphis Grizzlies (–)Houston Rockets (–)Toronto Raptors (–)Miami Heat (–)Philadelphia 76ers (–) 40NBA champion ()6× NBA All-Star (–)All-NBA Third Team () Philadelphia 76ers (–)Brooklyn Nets () 34 Also played abroad Miami Heat (–; –)Philadelphia 76ers ()Dallas Mavericks ()Boston Celtics ()San Antonio Spurs (–)New Orleans Pelicans () 32 Also played abroad Oklahoma City Thunder (–)Houston Rockets ()Washington Wizards ()Los Angeles Lakers (–)Los Angeles Clippers (–)Denver Nuggets ()Sacramento Kings () 37 NBA Most Valuable Player ()9× NBA All-Star (–, –)All-NBA First Team (, )All-NBA Second Team (–, , )All-NBA Third Team (, )NBA scoring champion (, )NBA All-Rookie First Team ()NBA 75th Anniversary Team2× NBA scoring champion (, )3× NBA assists leader (, , ) Chicago Bulls (–)Oklahoma City Thunder ()Minnesota Timberwolves (–)New York Knicks (–; )Washington Wizards ()Detroit Pistons ()Charlotte Hornets ()Memphis Grizzlies () 41 NBA All-Rookie First Team () Portland Trail Blazers (–)Charlotte Hornets (–)Los Angeles Clippers (–; –)Philadelphia 76ers () 37 Also played abroad Brooklyn Nets (–) 31 Also played in the NBA G League and abroad Cleveland Cavaliers () 33 Also played 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.Milwaukee BucksResignedMemphis Grizzlies head coach (–)Chicago BullsStepped downPortland Trail Blazers interim head coach ()Orlando MagicFiredSan Antonio Spurs associate head coach ()New Orleans Pelicans (interim)DemotedOrlando Magic head coach (–)Dallas MavericksMutually agreed to part waysMichigan head coach (2024–2026)Portland Trail Blazers (interim)Hired by BullsMinnesota Timberwolves assistant coach (–)
General manager changes Off-season Departure date Team Outgoing general manager Reason for departure Hire date Incoming general manager Last managerial position Ref.Dallas Mavericks (interim)Matt Riccardi (interim)Mike SchmitzPortland Trail Blazers assistant general manager (2022–2026)
Player movements Trades
+June June 23To Cleveland Cavaliers 2026 SAC second-round pick (No. 34) 2032 SAC second-round pickTo Sacramento Kings Draft rights to Alex Karaban (No. 29)To Denver Nuggets 2026 UTA second-round pick (No. 35) 2028 MIN second-round pick 2031 SAC second-round pickTo San Antonio Spurs Draft rights to Tarris Reed (No. 26)To Memphis Grizzlies Draft rights to Ebuka Okorie (No. 17)Memphis flipped Okorie's rights to Detroit. 2030 second-round pickThe most favorable of the picks originally belonging to Denver, Houston, and Miami. 2033 OKC second-round pickTo Oklahoma City Thunder Draft rights to Bennett Stirtz (No. 16) June 24(beforesecondround)To Detroit Pistons Draft rights to Ebuka Okorie (No. 17)To Memphis Grizzlies Draft rights to Karim López (No. 21) 2029 second-round pickThe most favorable of the picks originally belonging to Detroit, Milwaukee, and New York.Detroit agreed to trade this pick to Memphis during the first round for the draft rights to Ebuka Okorie and during the second round the next night agreed to send it back to Detroit for Isaiah Stewart in a trade not yet made official. 2031 DAL second-round pick 2032 DET second-round pickFour-team trade Because this trade was official before the second round began, picks were traded rather than any players' draft rights.To Dallas Mavericks Draft rights to Sergio de Larrea (No. 25) (from Los Angeles)To Los Angeles Lakers Draft rights to Cameron Carr (No. 24) (from New York)To New York Knicks Draft rights to Melvin Ajinça (2024 No. 51) (from Dallas) Draft rights to Chinemelu Elonu (2009 No. 59) (from Los Angeles) Draft rights to Louis Labeyrie (2014 No. 57) (from Los Angeles) 2026 PHI second-round pick (No. 47) (from Phoenix) 2029 PHX second-round pick (from Phoenix) 2030 PHI second-round pick (from Dallas) 2032 DAL second-round pick (from Dallas) 2033 PHX second-round pick (from Phoenix) Cash considerations (from Los Angeles) Cash considerations (from Phoenix)To Phoenix Suns Draft rights to Koa Peat (No. 30) (from Dallas) June 24(draftnight)To Atlanta Hawks Draft rights to Henri Veesaar (No. 52)To Los Angeles Clippers Draft rights to Narcisse Ngoy (No. 57) Cash considerations To Chicago Bulls Kam Jones 2028 second-round pick swap rightChicago may trade its own pick for either one of the picks originally belonging to Indiana and Phoenix. 2030 second-round pick swap rightChicago may trade its own pick for Indiana's own pick. Cash considerationsTo Indiana Pacers Draft rights to Braden Smith (No. 38) To Chicago Bulls Cash considerationsTo Los Angeles Lakers Draft rights to Vsevolod Ishchenko (No. 56)Los Angeles flipped the rights to Dallas. To Dallas Mavericks Draft rights to Vsevolod Ishchenko (No. 56)To Los Angeles Lakers Cash considerations To Detroit Pistons Draft rights to Ugonna Onyenso (No. 53)To New York Knicks Cash considerations To Houston Rockets Cash considerationsTo Los Angeles Clippers Draft rights to Nick Martinelli (No. 55) To Houston Rockets Draft rights to Bruce Thornton (No. 31) Draft rights to Nick Martinelli (No. 55)Houston flipped his rights to the Los Angeles Clippers for cash considerations.To New York Knicks Draft rights to Jack Kayil (No. 39) Draft rights to Ugonna Onyenso (No. 53) Draft rights to Mojave King (2023 No. 47) 2029 SAC second-round pick To Miami Heat Draft rights to Ryan Conwell (No. 37)To Oklahoma City Thunder Draft rights to Otega Oweh (No. 41) Cash considerations Three-team trade To Milwaukee Bucks Draft rights to Malique Lewis (No. 60) (from Washington)To Orlando Magic Draft rights to Izaiyah Nelson (No. 51) (from Washington) Cash considerations (from Milwaukee)To Washington Wizards Draft rights to Felix Okpara (No. 46) (from Orlando) June 29To Memphis Grizzlies Jerami Grant Kris MurrayTo Portland Trail Blazers Ja Morant Cash considerations June 30To Atlanta Hawks Devin Carter 2033 SAC second-round pickTo Sacramento Kings Draft rights to Alpha Kaba (2017 No. 60) JulyJuly 6To Atlanta Hawks Aaron WigginsTo Oklahoma City Thunder 2030 ATL second-round pick 2032 second-round pickThe less favorable of the picks originally belonging to Atlanta and the Los Angeles Lakers. To Boston Celtics Paul George 2028 first-round pickPhiladelphia owes its own pick to Brooklyn if its falls No. 9–30, and owns the Los Angeles Clippers pick outright. San Antonio has the right to swap its own pick with Boston if Boston's pick falls No. 2–30. Boston may swap for the most favorable (or only) pick Philadelphia holds unless the Philadelphia pick falls No. 9–30 AND the Clippers pick falls No. 17–30, in which case Boston would receive the Clippers pick outright and make no swap with Philadelphia. 2028 second-round pickThe most favorable of the picks originally belonging to Golden State, Milwaukee, and Oklahoma City. 2030 second-round pickThe most favorable of the picks originally belonging to Phoenix, Portland, and Washington. 2031 PHI first-round pickTo Philadelphia 76ers Jaylen Brown To Detroit Pistons Isaiah JoeTo Oklahoma City Thunder 2030 MIN second-round pick 2031 DET second-round pick To Miami Heat Giannis Antetokounmpo Bobby PortisTo Milwaukee Bucks Tyler Herro Kasparas Jakučionis Jaime Jaquez Jr. Kel'el Ware Draft rights to Nate Ament (No. 13) 2030 first-round pick swap rightMilwaukee may swap their own pick for Miami's own pick. 2031 MIA first-round pick 2033 MIA first-round pick 2033 MIA second-round pickTo Charlotte Hornets Dorian Finney-Smith 2027 MEM second-round pick 2028 HOU second-round pick 2033 HOU second-round pickTo Houston Rockets Cash considerations July 7To Los Angeles Lakers Jaden Hardy 2031 second-round pick 2032 second-round pickTo Washington Wizards Deandre Ayton July 8To Los Angeles Lakers Walker Kessler (sign-and-trade)To Utah Jazz 2028 first-round pick swap right 2030 first-round pick swap right 2031 LAL first-round pick 2033 LAL first-round pick Six-team trade To Dallas Mavericks Santi Aldama (from Memphis) Marcus Sasser (from Detroit) Draft rights to Tarik Biberović (2023 No. 56) (from Memphis)To Detroit Pistons John Collins (sign-and-trade) (from Los Angeles) Gary Harris (from Milwaukee) Taurean Prince (from Milwaukee) 2029 second-round pick (from Memphis) 2031 DAL second-round pick (from Memphis) 2032 DET second-round pick (from Memphis)To Los Angeles Clippers 2028 protected second-round pickLos Angeles will receive the pick if falls No. 56–60. (from Detroit)To Memphis Grizzlies AJ Johnson (from Dallas) D'Angelo Russell (from Washington) Isaiah Stewart (from Detroit) 2029 HOU second-round pick (from Dallas) 2029 LAL second-round pick (from Washington) 2030 GSW protected first-round pickMemphis will receive the pick if falls No. 21–30; if it falls No. 1–20, Memphis will receive Golden State's own 2030 second-round pick. (from Dallas) 2032 second-round pick swap rightMemphis may swap the more favorable of their own pick and the pick originally belonging to Philadelphia for the pick originally belonging to Utah. (from Washington) 2033 WAS second-round pick (from Washington)To Milwaukee Bucks Caris LeVert (from Detroit) 2027 MIL second-round pickMilwaukee traded this pick away in a previous transaction. (from Detroit) 2027 second-round pickThe less favorable of the picks originally belonging to Brooklyn and Dallas. (from Detroit) Cash considerations (from Los Angeles)To Washington Wizards Khris Middleton (sign-and-trade) (from Dallas) 2033 DAL second-round pick (from Dallas) July 10Four-team tradeTo Brooklyn Nets Julius Randle (from Minnesota) Draft rights to Joshua Jefferson (No. 28) (from Minnesota)To Charlotte Hornets Mouhamadou Gueye (from Chicago) Naz Reid (from Minnesota) Draft rights to Matteo Spagnolo (2022 No. 50) (from Minnesota) 2028 first-round pick swap rightCharlotte may swap its own pick for Minnesota's own pick. (from Minnesota) 2029 first-round pick swap rightCharlotte may swap its own pick for Minnesota's pick if it falls No. 1–5. (from Minnesota) 2029 MIN second-round pick (from Minnesota) 2030 first-round pick swap rightThrough earlier trades, Minnesota will retain its own pick or receive the pick originally belonging to Dallas and San Antonio, if Minnesota's pick falls No. 2–30; Charlotte may swap its own pick for whichever pick Minnesota has afterward. (from Minnesota) 2032 MIN second-round pick (from Minnesota) 2033 MIN first-round pick (from Minnesota) 2033 MIN second-round pick (from Minnesota)To Chicago Bulls Nic Claxton (from Brooklyn)To Minnesota Timberwolves LaMelo Ball (from Charlotte) Josh Green (from Charlotte) Draft rights to Isaiah Evans (No. 33) (from Brooklyn) July 13To Charlotte Hornets Grayson Allen Royce O'Neale 2033 PHX first-round pick To Phoenix Suns Miles Bridges 2027 second-round pickThe less favorable of the picks originally belonging to Boston and Orlando. 2029 protected first-round pickThe least favorable of the picks originally belonging to Charlotte, Cleveland, Minnesota, and Utah; the Minnesota pick is only conveyable if No. 6–30. July 19Three-team trade To Atlanta Hawks Luguentz Dort (from Oklahoma City) Ryan Nembhard (from Dallas)To Dallas Mavericks Zaccharie Risacher (from Atlanta) Protected second-round pickDallas will receive the pick if it falls No. 56–60. The year and original owner of the pick haven't been announced. (from Atlanta)To Oklahoma City Thunder 2027 CHI second-round pick (from Dallas)