Handing out grades to each of the 30 teams, as the NBA Trade Deadline has officially come and gone
The 2019 NBA Trade Deadline has come and gone. It’s officially in the books and, despite Anthony Davis not being moved, I don’t believe anyone would say that it was a disappointment. All together, there were more than 20 trades that went down in the days and hours leading up to deadline day.
From Kristaps Porzingis being moved a few days before the actual NBA Trade Deadline to the deals made up to the final minute before the trade window expired, there were number of moves that will factor into the next few months of the NBA season.
There were teams that got better at the NBA Trade Deadline and some that decided to take a step back, become sellers and make a play for the future. With that said, there is still a ton of uncertainty heading into the 2019 NBA off-season, which could be a summer that changes the landscape of the entire league.
But before we get ahead of ourselves, let’s take a quick look back at what transpired in the days leading up to – and at- the NBA Trade Deadline day by handing out grades to all 30 teams. We begin at the top, with one of the most active teams.