James Harden
March 2026
Harden returned from a right thumb fracture and posted 22 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists in a 106-102 win over Brooklyn. He missed two games after the injury versus the Knicks, then helped Cleveland swing the game with free throws, threes, and a four-point play; he is averaging 19.3 points, 8.0 assists, 5.1 rebounds since arriving via trade from the Clippers on Feb. 3.
Cam Thomas
February 2026
Cam Thomas has agreed to sign with Milwaukee after being released by Brooklyn, giving the Bucks a bench scoring option for the rest of the season. Thomas leaves the Nets after multiple injury-interrupted stretches, including a left hamstring strain this season. He joins Milwaukee with a track record as a high-volume scorer, though his efficiency has dipped this year compared with prior seasons where he carried bigger scoring loads when healthy.
Austin Reaves
January 2026
Reaves returned off the bench after missing 19 games with a left calf strain, posting 15 points in 21 minutes in a 125-109 win over the Nets. Redick put him on restricted minutes and said the team has missed him across the board. The absence has limited how the Lakers can judge their ceiling, with LeBron calling him an “All-Star 2-guard” level piece.
Cam Thomas
January 2026
Cam Thomas, recently released by Brooklyn, reportedly agreed to sign with Milwaukee to add scoring punch for the stretch run. Thomas brings volume scoring with mid-teens production this season in limited games and a multi-year track record as a bench scorer. Milwaukee add him after the deadline to boost shot creation without a trade.
Chris Paul
January 2026
Multiple reports say Paul is being traded to Toronto in a three-team deal, with indications he may not need to report and could be rerouted again before the deadline. Raptors receive Paul, Nets get Agbaji plus a future second-rounder, Clippers get Marinković’s rights. The report frames it as late-career logistics for a 40-year-old who has signaled retirement after this season.
Austin Reaves
January 2026
Reaves returned off the bench after missing 19 games with a left calf strain, posting 15 points in 21 minutes in a 125-109 win over the Nets. Redick put him on restricted minutes and said the team has missed him across the board. The absence has limited how the Lakers can judge their ceiling, with LeBron calling him an “All-Star 2-guard” level piece.
New York Knicks
January 2026
he Knicks ended a four-game losing streak by beating the Nets 120-66, the most lopsided victory in franchise history, winning by 54 and surpassing the previous record margin of 48. New York led 88-56 after three quarters, then opened the fourth on a 16-0 run. Brunson scored 20, Shamet hit six threes in 15 minutes for 18 points, and the
Stephen Curry
December 2025
Stephen Curry moved to 21st on the NBA all-time scoring list by passing Kevin Garnett during a Warriors win in Brooklyn. He scored 27 points in a 120-107 victory as Golden State continued a strong stretch. Curry hit a fourth-quarter three to go past Garnett’s total, after recently reaching 26,000 career points on Christmas Day. He is now within a few hundred points of John Havlicek and Paul Pierce on the list, with the Warriors winning four of five.
Paolo Banchero (Orlando Magic)
After injury against New York Knicks, ahead of home game vs Brooklyn Nets
Paolo Banchero (Orlando Magic) has been ruled out of Orlando’s game against the Brooklyn Nets after an MRI confirmed the left groin strain he suffered against the New York Knicks, leaving the Magic without their leading scorer as he celebrates his twenty third birthday.
Head coach Jamahl Mosley said he removed Banchero immediately after noticing discomfort on a quick turn, and the team now has no timetable for his return, forcing Orlando to monitor his response to treatment and redistribute his scoring, rebounding and playmaking load across the roster.
