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The Heat are struggling. The Warriors are surging. The Celtics have a BIG question. All this and more is affecting the NBA trade rumor mill.

Sean Deveney analyzes early-season trade speculation across the league, highlighting issues facing the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics. The Heat struggle with limited trade assets amid defensive woes, while the Celtics monitor center Mitchell Robinson's fit after an altered role reduced his offensive rebounding numbers. Meanwhile, Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob noted that the emergence of rookie Yaxel Lendeborg has shifted the team's trade outlook ahead of the February deadline.
The Brooklyn Nets are reportedly exploring trades for veterans Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle. Additionally, Deveney outlines potential league-wide movement across multiple positions, including Mikal Bridges as a potential salary relief candidate for the New York Knicks.
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