The Los Angeles Lakers sit near the top of the Western Conference with a 20–10 record, with Luka Doncic now at the center of the offense following February’s blockbuster trade that sent the five-time All-Star from Dallas to L.A.

With the Feb. 5 trade deadline approaching, NBA insider Brett Siegel​ proposed a five-team blockbuster trade involving Anthony Davis, Jonathan Kuminga and Trae Young, among others.

The Lakers have gotten off to a solid start to the season at 18-7. Currently, that’s good enough for the No. 3 spot in the Western Conference standings. By most accounts, the West, and the NBA in general, is a one-horse race with the Oklahoma City Thunder seemingly in a class of their own.

The Lakers face a tough decision with Austin Reaves & his upcoming free agency, weighing whether to offer a max extension or explore a trade.

With the calendar flipping to 2026, here are the five top trade targets across the NBA ahead of the league’s Feb. 5 trade deadline.

Everyone can get involved at the NBA trade deadline, but which teams will be buyers and which teams will be sellers?

With Hawks, Lakers, Warriors and more feeling the pressure, here's what they're considering ahead of the trade deadline.

Dallas Mavericks forward Anthony Davis has found himself in the NBA trade mill with the Feb. 5 trade deadline approaching.

Here is what the Lakers must offer the Pelicans in order to pull off a trade for Herb Jones or Trey Murphy III by the deadline.

Phoenix Suns center Mark Williams sounded off on how he felt when his trade to the Los Angeles Lakers last season was rescinded.