2025 NBA Draft trade tracker: Latest deals, news as Lakers move up twice in second round, Suns acquire big man

The NBA trade market heated up around the 2025 Draft

By Colin Ward-Henninger

Jun 26, 2025 at 10:59 pm ET • 2 min read

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The 2025 NBA Draft is officially in the books, and there were plenty of surprises along the way. NBA teams did not wait until draft night to start making trades, however. Multiple All-Stars were dealt prior to Wednesday's first round, as the Rockets made the first blockbuster of the summer by acquiring Kevin Durant in a trade with the Suns. The biggest move on Wednesday night saw the Hornets trade center Mark Williams to Phoenix.

The Suns made another deal Thursday by acquiring a second-round pick from the Brooklyn Nets. Phoenix then leveraged their lower second-round picks to move up to No. 31 to take Rahseer Fleming, who some considered a first-round talent.

The Celtics were very active in the lead-up to the draft. Boston sent out Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porziņģis in two separate trades. Holiday is heading to the Portland Trail Blazers with guard Anfernee Simons coming back to Boston. Porziņģis, meanwhile, will be joining Trae Young on the Hawks as the Celtics saved some significant money with the big man landing in Atlanta.

The Durant deal impacted Wednesday's first round, with the Suns selecting Duke center Khaman Maluach with the No. 10 overall pick from Houston (a pick that originally belonged to Phoenix). The Nets -- who were also involved in the Porziņģis deal -- made five first-round picks on Wednesday.

More deals went down during the second round on Thursday. Here's a rundown of every deal that happened during the first and second rounds of the NBA Draft.

2025 NBA Draft trade tracker

(Note: Some trades are reported and not yet official)

June 26

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Golden St.	2025 No. 56 overall pick (Will Richard)
Memphis	2025 No. 59 overall pick (Jahmai Mashack) Justinian Jessup 2032 second-round pick (top-50 protected)

TEAM	ACQUIRED
L.A. Clippers	2025 No. 50 overall pick (Kobe Sanders)
New York	2025 No. 51 overall pick (Mohamed Diawara) Cash considerations

TEAM	ACQUIRED
L.A. Lakers	2025 No. 36 overall pick (Adou Thiero)
Minnesota	2025 No. 45 overall pick (Rocco Zikarsky) Cash considerations

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Orlando	2025 No. 32 overall pick (Noah Penda)
Boston	2025 No. 46 overall pick (Amari Williams) 2025 No. 57 overall pick (Max Shulga) 2026 second-round pick (most favorable of Pistons, Bucks and Magic) 2027 second-round pick (most favorable of Magic and Celtics)

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Phoenix	2025 No. 31 overall pick (Rasheer Fleming)
Minnesota	2025 No. 36 overall pick Two future second-round picks

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Phoenix	2025 No. 41 overall pick (Koby Brea)
Golden St.	2025 No. 52 overall pick (Alex Toohey) 2025 No. 59 overall pick

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Brooklyn	Two future second-round picks
Phoenix	2025 No. 36 overall pick

TEAM	ACQUIRED
L.A. Lakers	2025 No. 45 overall pick
Chicago	2025 No. 55 overall pick (Lachlan Olbrich) Cash considerations

June 25

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Sacramento	No. 24 Nique Clifford
Oklahoma City	2027 first-round pick (top-16 protected, via Spurs)

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Utah	No. 18 Walter Clayton Jr.
Washington	2025 No. 21 overall pick (Will Riley) 2025 No. 43 overall pick (Jamir Watkins) 2031 second-round pick 2032 second-round pick

TEAM	ACQUIRED
New Orleans	No. 13 Derik Queen
Atlanta	2025 No. 23 overall pick (Asa Newell) 2026 first-round pick (most favorable of New Orleans and Milwaukee)

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Memphis	No. 11 Cedric Coward
Portland	2025 No. 16 overall pick (Yang Hansen) 2028 first-round pick (via Orlando) Two second-round picks

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Phoenix	Mark Williams
Charlotte	2025 No. 29 overall pick (Liam McNeeley) 2029 first-round pick Vasilije Micic

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Indiana	2025 No. 38 overall pick (Kam Jones)
San Antonio	Future second-round pick

June 24

TEAM	ACQUIRED
Atlanta	Kristaps Porzingis, future second-round pick
Boston	Georges Niang, future second-round pick
Brooklyn	Terence Mann, 2025 No. 22 overall pick (Drake Powell)