Why, you ask?
Well, because Dec. 15 was the first day that many players who signed contracts in the offseason were eligible to be traded. That date doesn’t apply to all players who signed a new deal but it applies to the majority of players.
However, there are some free agent signees whose trade ineligibility lasts for an extra month. These players below all met a specific set of criteria, per Hoops Rumors.
Looking to see which players to include on all of your trade machine endeavors? Take a look at a team-by-team breakdown below.
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Which NBA players are eligible to be traded on Dec. 15?
Atlanta Hawks
John Collins, F
Boston Celtics
None
Brooklyn Nets
Bruce Brown, G
Charlotte Hornets
None
Chicago Bulls
None
Cleveland Cavaliers
Jarrett Allen, C
Dallas Mavericks
None
Denver Nuggets
None
Detroit Pistons
Hamidou Diallo, G/F
Golden State Warriors
None
Houston Rockets
David Nwaba, F
Indiana Pacers
T. J. McConnell, G
Los Angeles Clippers
Reggie Jackson, G
Los Angeles Lakers
Talen Horton-Tucker, G
Memphis Grizzlies
None
Miami Heat
Duncan Robinson, G/F
Milwaukee Bucks
Minnesota Timberwolves
Jordan McLaughlin, G Jarred Vanderbilt, F
New Orleans Pelicans
Josh Hart, G
New York Knicks
Derrick Rose, G
Oklahoma City Thunder
None
Orlando Magic
None
Philadelphia 76ers
Furkan Korkmaz, G
Phoenix Suns
Cameron Payne, G
Portland Trail Blazers
Norman Powell, G/F
Sacramento Kings
Terrence Davis, F Richaun Holmes, C
San Antonio Spurs
None
Toronto Raptors
Gary Trent Jr
Utah Jazz
None
Washington Wizards
None
