2024-25 NBA Season: Which players become trade-eligible on Jan. 15?

2024-25 NBA Season: Which players become trade-eligible on Jan. 15?

Exactly one month ago, over 80 players who signed last summer became trade-eligible. A total of 18 more players became trade-eligible Wednesday, nearly three weeks ahead of the 2024-25 trade deadline because they met the following criteria:

• Players re-signed with previous team
• Players received a raise of at least 20 percent without signing a minimum
• Players re-signed using bird or early bird rights

Who are those 18 players? Here is the full list!

Player	Team
Precious Achiuwa	New York Knicks
OG Anunoby	New York Knicks
Goga Bitadze	Orlando Magic
Miles Bridges	Charlotte Hornets
Max Christie	Los Angeles Lakers
Nic Claxton	Brooklyn Nets
Haywood Highsmith	Miami Heat
Isaiah Joe	Oklahoma City Thunder
Johnny Juzang	Utah Jazz
KJ Martin	Philadelphia 76ers
Tyrese Maxey	Philadelphia 76ers
Malik Monk	Sacramento Kings
Josh Okogie	Phoenix Suns
Scotty Pippen Jr.	Memphis Grizzlies (trade eligible by converting to standard on Oct. 15)
Immanuel Quickley	Toronto Raptors
Obi Toppin	Indiana Pacers
Aaron Wiggins	Oklahoma City Thunder
Patrick Williams	Chicago Bulls

There are still multiple players who don’t become trade-eligible until later in the month, such as Pacers guard Andrew Nembhard and Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen, because of when they signed. Other players, such as Lauri Markkanen, are ineligible to be traded at all because of that same reason; in Markkanen’s case, he’s eligible to be traded Feb. 7, one day after the deadline.

2024-25 NBA Season: Which players become trade-eligible on Dec. 15?

Which player on this 18-player list stands out to you most on this list? Let us know in the comments below!

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