There has been plenty of speculation about Jonas Valančiūnas and his position within the Washington Wizards roster. Will he remain in DC or move to another team before the upcoming trade deadline? Now we know what it’ll take to trade for Valančiūnas if the team does decide to part ways with him.

The Nuggets, Lakers, and Warriors are all interested in a Jonas Valanciunas trade, but the Wizards won't deal him for peanuts.

The New York Knicks have now been linked to Washington Wizards big man Jonas Valančiūnas, with SNY's Ian Begley providing a report Tuesday. Valančiūnas

The Los Angeles Lakers are in the midst of a complicated pursuit of Jonas Valanciunas. Thankfully, the Washington Wizards' asking price has been revealed.

The New York Knicks could explore a trade for Washington Wizards center Jonas Valančiūnas as the Feb. 6 deadline approaches, according to ESPN’s Chris Herring.

On today's episode of Good Word with Goodwill, Vincent Goodwill is joined by The Ringer's Howard Beck as they do a deep on the latest with Zion Williamson and the New Orleans Pelicans. The two also preview what could be an underwhelming trade deadline and why the new CBA is stifling player movement across the league.

The Washington Wizards are expected to be an active team in the weeks leading up to the Feb. 6 trade deadline. The Wizards can go in a couple of different direc

The New York Knicks are less than three weeks away from the NBA Trade Deadline, and they may need to make a move with their center rotation if they want to make

The NBA trade market has seen a significant shift in 2025. Traditional big men are now hot commodities, defying past trends. The recent trade deadline buzz highlights their growing value, with contending teams scrambling to secure impactful centers.

The Washington Wizards are just a few weeks away from the NBA Trade Deadline, where they will officially have an answer as to whether or not the team will keep

The Wizards will consider trading center Jonas Valanciunas ahead of the February 6 deadline, but won’t simply sell him to the highest bidder, according to Josh Robbins and David Aldridge of The Athletic.