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When is the 2024 NBA trade deadline? Everything to know

Get ready for the approaching NBA trade deadline, where teams have a limited time to make significant in-season moves. Here's everything you need to know about the 2024 NBA trade deadline, including the date, analysis on trades, and more.

When is the NBA trade deadline?

Mark your calendars for Thursday, February 8, 2024, at 3 p.m. ET. This is when the 2024 NBA trade deadline officially arrives. After this point, teams are no longer allowed to make trades during the season.

Which players have been traded?

As of the deadline day, several players have already been involved in trades. Some notable trades include:

- Buddy Hield to the Philadelphia 76ers

- Bojan Bogdanovic to the New York Knicks

- Gordon Hayward to the Oklahoma City Thunder

- Kelly Olynyk to the Toronto Raptors

- Dennis Schroder to the Brooklyn Nets

- PJ Washington to the Dallas Mavericks

- Patrick Beverley to the Milwaukee Bucks

Stay updated on the latest buzz and reports with our live trade deadline roundup. You can also keep track of every official deal using our NBA.com Trade Tracker. Please note that trades are considered official once approved by the NBA, and teams will announce them accordingly.

How often are moves made at the trade deadline?

The NBA trade deadline has a rich history of transactions. In 2023 alone, close to 50 players switched teams during this period. We have comprehensive coverage of every trade made at the deadline since 1987.

Which teams could be active at the trade deadline?

NBA.com's Shaun Powell highlights five teams that could be active during the trade deadline. Additionally, former Suns GM and NBA TV analyst Ryan McDonough shares his insights on players who might be dealt.

When does the buyout market end?

The buyout deadline, officially known as the playoff eligibility waiver deadline, falls on March 1. This is the last day for a player to be waived by one team and still remain eligible to play for another team in the postseason. For instance, if a player is waived after March 1, they can still join another team for the remainder of the regular season but won't be eligible to participate in the playoffs.

When can teams begin trading again?

Teams are allowed to make trades again once their season has concluded.