The Dallas Mavericks "don't have an appetite" to acquire guard Trae Young in a trade involving star big man Anthony Davis, according to The Athletic's Christian Clark and Sam Amick.

After more than seven seasons together, Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks are ready to go their separate ways. It’s mutual, with Young’s agents working for the Hawks to find the best trade partner and new home for the three-time All-Star. The challenge is actually finding a trade that works.

NBA trade rumors are ratcheting up as the deadline looms one month away, and teams like the Celtics and Warriors must make decisions.

With each new report, it seems like we are getting closer and closer to the end of the Trae Young era in Atlanta. Earlier this week, it was reported that the W

The Nets and Timberwolves aren't interested in Trae Young despite the Hawks guard labeling them as preferred destinations.

Trae Young is the latest star to reportedly hit the trade block. The Utah Jazz were once interested in him to some degree, but now, it feels like trading for him would be an ill-advised move.

In regards to Dillingham specifically, Fischer believes the Wolves are open to moving on from the 8th overall pick in the 2024 draft, who is currently out of their rotation and on the verge of bust territory despite just turning 21 years old. A change of scenery may be what he needs.

Atlanta snapped its losing streak with Trae Young sidelined, intensifying questions about the former All-Star’s role and long-term future with the franchise.