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2020 NBA trade deadline

The 2020 NBA trade deadline.

A chronological guide to the transactions and decisions surrounding the 2020 NBA trade deadline.

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The transaction timeline

The draft, major signings, trades and roster decisions are ordered chronologically. Complete draft boards, trade packages and free-agent jersey changes are embedded at the moment they happened.

  1. February 5 · Four-team trade

    Clint Capela heads to Atlanta as Houston goes small →

    A sprawling four-team deal moved Capela to the Hawks and Robert Covington to Houston, formalizing the Rockets' center-less experiment around James Harden and Russell Westbrook.

    The complete trade package is preserved beside this moment →

    00TradeFebruary 5, 2020To ATLATLCAPELA15ATLNENÊ31To HOUHOUCOVINGTON33HOUBEASLEY25DraftPICKround asset+2 assetsCapela to AtlantaATL receives Clint Capela, NenêHOU receives Robert Covington, Malik Beasley, Juancho Hernangómez + 2 more7 original assets · 1 outcomes tracedOpen trade →

  2. February 6 · Trade

    Miami brings Andre Iguodala back to the postseason →

    The Heat acquired Iguodala, Jae Crowder and Solomon Hill from Memphis, adding versatile veterans who became immediate parts of an unexpected Finals run.

    The complete trade package is preserved beside this moment →

    00TradeFebruary 6, 2020To MIAMIAIGUODALA28MIACROWDER99DraftPICKround assetTo MEMMEMWINSLOW7MEMWAITERS11DraftPICKround asset+1 assetsIguodala to MiamiMIA receives Andre Iguodala, Jae Crowder, Solomon HillMEM receives Justise Winslow, Dion Waiters, Gorgui Dieng + 1 more7 original assets · 1 outcomes tracedOpen trade →

  3. February 6 · Trade

    Golden State and Minnesota swap Russell and Wiggins →

    The Warriors turned D'Angelo Russell into Andrew Wiggins and a protected first-round pick, while Minnesota finally paired Russell with Karl-Anthony Towns.

    The complete trade package is preserved beside this moment →

    00TradeFebruary 6, 2020To GSWGSWWIGGINS2220211STround asset20212NDround assetTo MINMINRUSSELL0MINEVANS12DraftPICKround assetWiggins–Russell swapGSW receives Andrew Wiggins, 2021 protected 1st-round pick, 2021 2nd-round pickMIN receives D'Angelo Russell, Jacob Evans, Omari Spellman6 original assets · 1 outcomes tracedOpen trade →

  4. February 6 · Window closes

    Contenders make their final pre-bubble bets

    The Clippers added Marcus Morris, Philadelphia acquired Alec Burks and Glenn Robinson III, and teams finalized rosters that would later reconvene in Orlando under unprecedented circumstances.