T he NBA playoffs are in full swing, but that hasn't stopped the trade rumor mill from churning out intel as we get closer to free agency and the offseason. The free agency class

Well, Giannis Antetokounmpo is reportedly "open-minded" about considering a trade away from the Milwaukee Bucks, per ESPN's Shams Charania. And that could be enormously significant for the Warriors, considering the two-time MVP has "been known to be a dream target of the Warriors for a long time," per Sam Amick of The Athletic.

The Milwaukee Bucks reportedly may not want a star from the Houston Rockets in a potential Giannis Antetokounmpo trade.

The Boston Celtics were already barreling toward an uncertain 2025 NBA offseason. But now their future looks significantly trickier to navigate. The Celtics fell to the New York Knicks in six games during the second round of the playoffs, as they were eliminated with a 119-81 defeat in Game 6 on Friday.

In the aftermath of the season, attention has turned to the Celtics' roster and financial future. According to The Athletic's Jay King, the team is facing a projected payroll exceeding $500 million for the 2025-26 season,

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Why the Bucks — yes, the Bucks — might have been a draft lottery winner. And how will the Sixers play their cards at No. 3?

The 76ers keeping their first-round pick following Monday’s dramatic draft lottery provides them with optionality. The most straightforward, of course, is taking a player at No. 3, where Rutgers wing Ace Bailey and Baylor guard VJ Edgecombe are the most popular choices among outside evaluators and those who compile mock drafts.

The top two selections in the draft are expected to be Cooper Flagg (No. 1) and Dylan Harper (No. 2). That leaves the Sixers with the likes of Ace Bailey, VJ Edgecombe, Tre Johnso