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The Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis reportedly draws interest from the Golden State Warriors as they look to provide more support for Stephen Curry in pursuit of another NBA championship.

The Indiana Pacers quietly bolster their G League depth by acquiring veteran guard Cody Martin, adding experience to the Noblesville Boom.

“According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, the Milwaukee Bucks, Detroit Pistons, Golden State Warriors and Chicago Bulls are all potential landing spots for Porter on the trade market,” Bachar noted.

With the Feb. 5 trade deadline approaching, NBA insider Brett Siegel​ proposed a five-team blockbuster trade involving Anthony Davis, Jonathan Kuminga and Trae Young, among others.

Atlanta’s breakout superstar Jalen Johnson and rights to New Orleans’ 2026 unprotected first-round pick are also considered unavailable in trade talks, according to other teams. Davis, 32, is eligible for a mega four-year, $275 million max contract extension next August that’d pay him $76 million at age 37.

January tends to be the NBA dog days, between the hype of the NBA Cup/Christmas games and All-Star Weekend. But meaningful days are at hand for the league and potentially the Miami Heat.

With the signing, Newton joins JD Davison and Isaiah Crawford as the current recipients of Houston’s three two-way contracts. The two-way designation effectively allows each player to shuttle back and forth between the NBA parent club and its G League developmental affiliate.

Alperen Sengun had the honor of scoring the NBA's first bucket of 2026 during the Rockets' matchup against the Nets on Thursday night.

The new league would offer every team a FIBA-affiliated domestic league in Europe an annual, merit-based pathway to qualify.