
<p>The 15th of December is a pivotal day in the <strong><a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nba/top-3-teams-in-2022-23-nba-season-so-far-20221210-SPD-3243.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NBA season</a></strong>. On that day, teams may begin trading for players who have signed new contracts throughout the offseason. Until then, all transactions involving those players are prohibited. This day is marked on the calendars of every general manager in the league since it marks the unofficial beginning of the trading season, which continues until the trade deadline on Thursday, February 9. </p>



<p>There’s a good reason why not many deals have happened thus far this season. The timing was important because it would allow the front offices to begin collecting more moving pieces. The <strong><a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nba/top-three-under-25-players-in-2022-23-nba-season-20221204-SPD-3231.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Lakers</a></strong> might make a splash at the trade deadline this year to strengthen their squad around LeBron James and Anthony Davis in preparation for a postseason run. </p>



<p>It has been claimed that the New York Knicks are prepared to trade away Derrick Rose, Immanuel Quickley, Evan Fournier, and Cam Reddish because of the team’s poor start. As the event approaches, more teams may emerge as contenders. Listed here is every player in the league that may be moved as of December 15, broken down by teams. * These players would have a say in whether or not a deal is made.</p>



<h2>Atlanta Hawks</h2>



<p>• Aaron Holiday<br>• Frank Kaminsky</p>



<h2>Boston Celtics</h2>



<p>• Danilo Gallinari<br>• Sam Hauser<br>• Luke Kornet<br>• Justin Jackson<br>• Noah Vonleh</p>



<h2>Brooklyn Nets</h2>



<p>• Kessler Edwards *<br>• Patty Mills<br>• Markieff Morris<br>• Edmond Sumner<br>• T.J. Warren<br>• Yuta Watanabe</p>



<h2>Chicago Bulls</h2>



<p>• Goran Dragic<br>• Andre Drummond<br>• Derrick Jones Jr. *</p>



<h2>Cleveland Cavaliers</h2>



<p>• Robin Lopez<br>• Raul Neto<br>• Ricky Rubio</p>



<h2>Dallas Mavericks</h2>



<p>• JaVale McGee<br>• Theo Pinson *</p>



<h2>Denver Nuggets</h2>



<p>• Bruce Brown<br>• DeAndre Jordan<br>• Davon Reed</p>



<h2>Detroit Pistons</h2>



<p>• Marvin Bagley III<br>• Kevin Knox<br>• Rodney McGruder *</p>



<h2>Golden State Warriors</h2>



<p>• Donte DiVincenzo<br>• JaMychal Green</p>



<h2>Indiana Pacers</h2>



<p>• James Johnson<br>• Jalen Smith</p>



<h2>Los Angeles Clippers</h2>



<p>• John Wall</p>



<h2>Los Angeles Lakers</h2>



<p>• Troy Brown<br>• Thomas Bryant<br>• Damian Jones<br>• Juan Toscano-Anderson<br>• Lonnie Walker</p>



<h2>Miami Heat</h2>



<p>• Udonis Haslem *<br>• Caleb Martin</p>



<h2>Milwaukee Bucks</h2>



<p>• Jevon Carter *<br>• Serge Ibaka *<br>• Joe Ingles<br>• Wesley Matthews *</p>



<h2>Minnesota Timberwolves</h2>



<p>• Kyle Anderson<br>• Bryn Forbes<br>• Nathan Knight<br>• Austin Rivers</p>



<h2>New York Knicks</h2>



<p>• Jalen Brunson<br>• Isaiah Hartenstein<br>• Jericho Sims</p>



<h2>Oklahoma City Thunder</h2>



<p>• Mike Muscala *</p>



<h2>Orlando Magic</h2>



<p>• Bol Bol</p>



<h2>Philadelphia 76ers</h2>



<p>• James Harden *<br>• Montrezl Harrell<br>• Danuel House<br>• P.J. Tucker</p>



<h2>Phoenix Suns</h2>



<p>• Bismack Biyombo *<br>• Damion Lee<br>• Josh Okogie</p>



<h2>Portland Trail Blazers</h2>



<p>• Drew Eubanks *<br>• Gary Payton II</p>



<h2>Sacramento Kings</h2>



<p>• Matthew Dellavedova<br>• Chima Moneke<br>• Malik Monk<br>• KZ Okpala</p>



<h2>San Antonio Spurs</h2>



<p>• Gorgui Dieng</p>



<h2>Toronto Raptors</h2>



<p>• Justin Champagnie *<br>• Juancho Hernangomez<br>• Otto Porter Jr.</p>



<h2>Utah Jazz</h2>



<p>• Simone Fontecchio<br>• Collin Sexton</p>



<h2>Washington Wizards</h2>



<p>• Taj Gibson<br>• Anthony Gill<br>• Delon Wright</p>


James Harden, Goran Dragic and all NBA players available for trade after December 15

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<p>One of the league’s most experienced players has joined the <strong><a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nba/nba-rumors-strong-possibility-for-zach-lavine-to-re-sign-with-bulls-1571-20220616-SPD-1571.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Chicago Bulls</a></strong>‘ depth chart in the backcourt. On the Pull Up Podcast, Jordan Schultz reports that Chicago will sign<strong> <a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nba/nba-rumors-lakers-and-nets-actively-exploring-russell-westbrook-kyrie-irving-trade-1969-20220703-SPD-1969.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Goran Dragic</a></strong> to a one-year deal.</p>



<p>It was previously reported that Dragic would be paid $2.9 million, the veteran’s minimum, in the 2022-23 season. The Heat’s journey to the NBA Finals on Orlando’s ‘bubble’ campus in 2020 was made possible in large part by the Slovenian point guard.</p>



<p>Last year, Dragic played for both the Toronto Raptors and the Brooklyn Nets, although he appeared in only 21 games. With the Nets, he finished the year with averages of 7.4 points and 4.8 assists per game.</p>



<h2>Goran Dragic moves to Bulls for next season</h2>



<p>It will be Dragic’s sixth NBA squad and his 15th overall season. He comes to a club that had a promising start but deteriorated as it went on, finishing sixth in the Eastern Conference before falling 4-1 to Milwaukee in the NBA playoffs.</p>



<p>As a new member of the Chicago Bulls, the 36-year-old veteran will be joining a crowded guard group that already includes Lonzo Ball, Zach LaVine, Ayo Dosunmu, Coby White, and Alex Caruso.</p>


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