NBA trade deadline has come and gone, and it’s safe to say this year’s deadline has been one of the most eventful in recent memory. Teams have made bold moves, reshuffling their rosters in hopes of bolstering their chances for the playoffs or setting themselves up for future success.

The Memphis Grizzlies have decided to move on from Marcus Smart after less than two seasons. Smart was traded to the Washington Wizards on Thursday as

NBA season, many Detroit Pistons fans have pounded the table for the franchise to make a move to acquire the New Orleans Pelicans star

It was wild, but Thursday’s NBA trade deadline has passed. And more than a few teams have to be feeling good about what they pulled off over the last few days.

After a fairly quiet NBA trade deadline by the Boston Celtics, the defending champs will now hit the buyout market to fill at least one open roster spot

The Boston Celtics surely won't be the NBA's most active team leading up to Thursday's 3 p.m. ET trade deadline. However, they can't just sit out

In trading Springer for no returning player, the Celtics created a new opportunity. Boston now has 13 guys on standard contracts. They will need to add a 14th in the coming weeks per league rules, and can get to a full 15-man roster before the postseason in April.