No Dunks NBA Trade Grades, Biggest All-Star Snubs, Weekend Winners & Losers
Feb 2, 2026
They break down recent trades including De'Andre Hunter and Vít Krejčí moves and what those deals mean for roster fit and cap strategy. They react to the All-Star reserve list and debate surprising snubs. They highlight weekend winners like OKC’s 3-point surge and Jarrett Allen’s breakout, and spotlight losers such as suspensions and tanking teams.
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Schroder's Veteran Role Is Short-Term Value
- Dennis Schroder remains a veteran ball-handler who can provide short-term playoff-level execution in limited minutes.
- His history of bouncing between teams suggests Cleveland may use him as a bridge or trade chip.
Cavs' Guard Logjam Makes Schroder Movable
- Cleveland now carries many guard minutes, which could force Schroder to be a short-term asset rather than a long-term rotation piece.
- The Cavs may trade Schroder again to optimize roster and cap space.
Keon Ellis Is A Low-Risk Defensive Flyer
- Keon Ellis can serve as a defensive wing beside Donovan Mitchell and may earn a longer deal after a fresh start.
- Cleveland treats Ellis as a low-risk, high-upside flyer with defensive upside.