NBA trade season unofficially begins on Monday. As always, Dec. 15 is when the majority of free agents from the previous offseason can be legally traded. This year, around 17% of the NBA became trade-eligible on Dec.

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The latest on the teams such as the Wizards, Suns, and Bulls linked to a potential Domantas Sabonis trade with the Kings.

NBA trade rumors: What to expect from the Miami Heat with league trade window opening originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. On Monday, the NBA opened a new window as Dec. 15 is the first day for most players who were signed this offseason to become trade eligible.

The Los Angeles Lakers have already reached out to a fellow Western Conference team in the hopes of trading for a two-way wing.

Dec. 15 is a holiday for many NBA fans as trade restrictions are lifted for many of the offseason’s free-agent acquisitions.

NBA trade season has dawned, and the Los Angeles Lakers should be more than willing to be an active participant within it.

Monday unofficially starts the NBA trade season, as it's the first day that a lot of players who signed new contracts this offseason become trade-eligible. There are some exceptions, such as P.J. Washington, who can't be traded until the offseason, but teams that need to match salary now have nearly every option at their disposal.

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