Two NBA Teams Open To Trading 'Anybody On The Roster'

The NBA season is still in its early stages, but we already have two teams that are expected to go all out to make changes. According to Brett Siegel of Clutch Points, the Milwaukee Bucks and the LA Clippers are open to "listening to trade offers for virtually ANYONE on their roster."

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For the Bucks, the two players they'd most prefer to shed off their payroll are obvious.

"Myles Turner and Kyle Kuzma are the two players the Bucks have been attempting to move since the offseason started. However, Milwaukee has not been receptive to calls regarding Jaime Jaquez Jr. or Ryan Rollins, sources said," wrote Siegel.

The Bucks are into the early stages of a full rebuild, after trading Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat this past offseason. Jaquez Jr. was one of the assets they received back in that deal. The team would probably like to bring in some draft picks, as it's expected they could be forfeiting some as part of a potential punishment from the NBA for the suspicious Gary Trent Jr. signing that is being investigated as a cap circumvention issue. 

Who are the Clippers looking to trade?

"With the Clippers facing an uphill battle to work their way back into the playoff conversation in the Western Conference, league personnel are looking at Max Strus, Brook Lopez, and Derrick Jones Jr. as the three most likely players for LA to trade by February," said Siegel.

That said, a Darius Garland trade cannot be ruled out, especially if the Clippers are looking to recoup some of those five first-rounders they lost in the Kawhi Leonard cap circumvention punishment.