With the 2025 NBA trade deadline approaching on February 6, the league is expected to witness significant activity in the coming weeks. A considerable number of teams are gearing up to make moves, as only a handful—seven, at most—appear to be in tank mode. This article explores potential trades that would benefit each franchise, regardless of their current trajectory.

The Atlanta Hawks could target Utah Jazz guard Collin Sexton in exchange for Kobe Bufkin, Larry Nance Jr., and two second-round picks. Trae Young's heavy offensive burden could be alleviated by adding Sexton, who has been performing well as a starter in Utah this season, averaging 18.0 points and 3.9 assists per game. Furthermore, Sexton's familiarity with the Atlanta area could enhance his transition.

The Boston Celtics might seek to acquire G/F Javonte Green from the New Orleans Pelicans in return for Jaden Springer. With a lack of major trade assets, the Celtics appear poised to pursue a veteran addition for bench depth. Green has put up encouraging numbers for the Pelicans, shooting 51.7 percent from three-point range and providing solid contributions in limited minutes.