A few months after the start of the season, several players become legally transferable, thus opening up new prospects on the market. This is the case for 16 of them this weekend, with beautiful people on the program…
With the exception of the Hawks and Knicks who drew for the trade centered on Cam Reddish, the transfer market has been rather calm on the NBA planet so far. Rest assured: the crescendo will continue to intensify until February 10, the date of the deadline. This is all the more true as new players landed this weekend among the “transferable”.
16 new players are coming to the market!
Like Talen Horton-Tucker, a popular Lakers player who could well leave after a difficult start to the season, several interesting names are becoming eligible to be traded starting this Saturday.
Here is the full list below:
Players eligible to be traded today:
John Collins
Talen Horton-Tucker
Duncan Robinson
Gary Trent Jr.
Norman Powell
Bruce Brown
Terence Davis
Richaun Holmes
Cameron Payne
Furkan Korkmaz
Josh Hart
TJ McConnell
Reggie Jackson
Jordan McLaughlin
Jarred Vanderbilt
David Nwaba— NBA Central (@TheNBACentral) January 15, 2022
The interest of the arrival of these players on the market, obviously, is the possibility of unlocking several trades in the pipes, especially since most of the names mentioned refer to valuable players, who interest multiple French companies through the league.
We obviously think of Gary Trent Jr or Norman Powell, high quality scorers with potential yet to be scratched. Shooters are also present, as well as players who could round off deals like TJ McConnell or Terence Davis. Finally, there are those who appear inaccessible, such as Duncan Robinson firmly established in Miami.
Either way, the dominoes are falling and lining up for the annual transfer spree over the next few weeks. Nothing is set in stone yet, but De’Aaron Fox, John Collins or obviously Ben Simmons are among the headliners to watch closely.
16 new players on the market and not the least: that’s what will tickle GMs across the NBA, and probably trigger new deals. Stay alert, things will change.
