NBA Trade Rumors: Predicting a way-too-early 2025 NBA Trade Deadline target for all 30 teams as we move closer to trade season.

As we inch closer to the one-month mark of the regular season, that means one thing: the NBA Trade Deadline transaction window is quickly approaching. Even though the NBA Trade Deadline is still almost three months away, the whispers and speculation will obviously continue to build in the coming weeks. Even more so now that most teams are getting a strong indication of what their respective teams are and aren’t this season.

In the coming weeks, the NBA trade market will begin to develop. Names will pop up in the rumor mill and we’ll get a good idea of ​​what to expect to happen at deadline. While we’re not guaranteed many moves, the intrigue surrounding the few months leading up to the deadline is almost as good. As we begin to lay the groundwork for the NBA Trade Deadline, we’ll explore a way-too-early trade target for each team.

Way too early trade candidate: Anfernee Simons

Even after making the bold move to trade Dejounte Murray this offseason, I’m still not sure what to make of this team. How will they approach the NBA Trade Deadline after all the offseason rumors? Who knows. However, if they don’t plan on rebuilding or blowing up their roster, which I don’t think is the case right now, there could be a potential trade target that could fit what they’re looking for.

That’s Anfernee Simons, a scoring guard who could potentially have a role playing against Trae Young in Atlanta. Simons could use a fresh start and the Hawks could restructure the core by adding another young, promising player. I’m not sure how feasible this move would be, but it would generate a lot of interest.

Way-too-early trade candidate: Isaiah Stewart

The Boston Celtics don’t have many holes or weaknesses on their roster, but it would be wise to add depth to their frontcourt. And as he continues to fall out of favor with the Detroit Pistons, I wonder if Isaiah Stewart could be a meaningful target for the Celtics heading into the NBA Trade Deadline. A somewhat undersized power forward, Stewart has shown he can play effectively in the center position.

With the Celtics, Stewart could fill a specific role and add much-needed support to Al Horford off the bench behind Kristaps Porzingis once he is able to return from injury. And if necessary, Stewart could also play a much bigger role if called upon. Who knows if the Celtics could make such a move, but it would theoretically make sense for both sides.