NBA Trade Tracker: A Complete List of Every Deal as Stars Like Jimmy Butler, Brandon Ingram, and De’Aaron Fox Switch Teams

The NBA trade deadline has officially passed, and it was one of the most eventful in recent years. Several marquee players, including Jimmy Butler, Brandon Ingram, and De’Aaron Fox, found new homes as teams made their final moves to strengthen their rosters for the playoff push. Here’s a complete breakdown of every major deal from the deadline.

Biggest Trades of the Deadline

1. Jimmy Butler to the Milwaukee Bucks

• Bucks receive: Jimmy Butler, 2025 second-round pick
• Heat receive: Khris Middleton, MarJon Beauchamp, 2027 first-round pick

The Bucks made a bold move by acquiring Butler, adding another elite two-way player alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo. Meanwhile, Miami lands Middleton, a proven scorer and playoff performer, along with future assets.

2. Brandon Ingram Heads to the New York Knicks

• Knicks receive: Brandon Ingram
• Pelicans receive: RJ Barrett, Immanuel Quickley, 2026 first-round pick

New York upgrades its roster with Ingram, a dynamic scorer who fits well with Jalen Brunson and Julius Randle. The Pelicans, on the other hand, add young talent in Barrett and Quickley while securing a valuable future pick.

3. De’Aaron Fox Joins the Philadelphia 76ers

• 76ers receive: De’Aaron Fox
• Kings receive: Tyrese Maxey, 2028 first-round pick, 2030 first-round pick (protected)

Philadelphia shakes up its backcourt by adding Fox, a lightning-fast point guard who will pair with Joel Embiid. Sacramento, in return, acquires Maxey, a promising young star, along with multiple first-round picks for the future.

Other Notable Trades

• Chicago Bulls trade Zach LaVine to the Los Angeles Lakers
  • Lakers receive: Zach LaVine
  • Bulls receive: D’Angelo Russell, Austin Reaves, 2029 first-round pick
• Toronto Raptors send Pascal Siakam to the Golden State Warriors
  • Warriors receive: Pascal Siakam
  • Raptors receive: Jonathan Kuminga, Moses Moody, 2025 first-round pick
• Phoenix Suns acquire Myles Turner from the Indiana Pacers
  • Suns receive: Myles Turner
  • Pacers receive: Jusuf Nurkić, 2026 first-round pick

What’s Next?

With the trade deadline now in the rearview mirror, teams will shift their focus to integrating new players and making a push for the playoffs. Some teams, like the Bucks and Knicks, have strengthened their title hopes, while others, like the Kings and Pelicans, have prioritized building for the future.

Stay tuned for more analysis as the dust settles on one of the busiest NBA trade deadlines in recent memory.