Since the Los Angeles Lakers acquired LeBron James in the summer of 2018, Portland Trail Blazers small forward Carmelo Anthony has frequently been linked to them. Anthony and James, who are close pals and members of the infamous Banana Boat Crew, have been dreaming of playing together on one team from the time they entered the league in 2003. As of now, the Trail Blazers haven t shown any indication that they are planning to move Anthony before the 2021 trade deadline, but they could still change their mind about keeping him on their roster if they are presented with an intriguing offer.
In a recent article, Greg Patuto of
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Ever since the 2020 offseason, rumors have been swirling that the Los Angeles Clippers want to add a point guard via trade. They may currently have Lou Williams and Patrick Beverley on their roster, .
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Since the 2020 offseason, rumors have been continuously swirling around All-Star point guard Kemba Walker and his future with the Boston Celtics. Though he s yet to become officially available, some believe that the Celtics should strongly consider using Walker as a trade chip to improve their frontcourt before the 2021 trade deadline. One of the dream trade targets for the Celtics is Rudy Gobert of the Utah Jazz.
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Fansided s Hardwood Houdini included Gobert on the list of players that Walker is worth trading for. After recently inking a massive contract extension, it remains a big question mark whether Gobert and the Jazz would consider parting ways before the 2021 trade deadline. However, if Utah changed their mind about keeping him long-term, Nilon believes that Celtics president of basketball operations and general manager Danny Ainge shouldn t think twice before engaging in a blockbuster deal with the Jazz centered Walker and Gobert.