NBA trade tracker: Grades and details for every dealon November 17, 2020 at 12:42 pm

NBA trade season is upon us again.

On Monday, the league is set to lift the transaction moratorium it imposed when the 2019-20 season was put on hold in March, allowing teams to make moves ahead of the 2020 NBA draft (7 p.m. ET Nov. 18 on ESPN). But the transaction talk is already underway.

With teams reporting to training camp less than two weeks after the draft, there is expected to be a flurry of activity between now and the start of the 2020-21 season. We’ll have a rundown of all the trades here, including grades from ESPN’s Kevin Pelton.

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Milwaukee Bucks get:
SG Bogdan Bogdanovic
SG Justin James

Sacramento Kings get:
SG Donte DiVincenzo
PF Ersan Ilyasova
PF DJ Wilson

Milwaukee Bucks get:
SG Jrue Holiday

New Orleans Pelicans get:
PG Eric Bledsoe
PG George Hill
Three first-round picks
Two pick swaps

• What this means for Bucks and Pelicans

Portland Trail Blazers get:
SF Robert Covington

Houston Rockets get:
SF Trevor Ariza
2020 first-round pick (No. 16)
2021 protected first-round pick

• What this means for Rockets and Trail Blazers

Phoenix Suns get:
Chris Paul
Abdel Nader

Oklahoma City Thunder get:
Kelly Oubre Jr.
Ricky Rubio
Ty Jerome
Jalen Lecque
2022 first-round pick

• What this means for Suns and Thunder

Brooklyn Nets get:
Bruce Brown

Detroit Pistons get:
Dzanan Musa
2021 second-round pick (via Toronto)

• Trade grades: Who wins the deal?

Los Angeles Lakers get:
Dennis Schroder

Oklahoma City Thunder get:
Danny Green
2020 first-round draft pick (No. 28)

• Trade grades: Who wins a Green-Schroder swap?

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