Another NBA trade deadline comes and goes, but this year's was perhaps the most chaotic in the history of the league. With a plethora of All-Stars and veterans moved this year, it seemed like no one was safe from being moved.

The Houston Rockets will conclude their five-game road trip Saturday afternoon at the Dallas Mavericks. Luka Dončić won't take the floor for Dallas after the weekend's blockbuster trade with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Luka Doncic’s Lakers debut, which is imminent, won’t be on Thursday night – the same day as the NBA’s trade deadline. And after trading for the 25-year-old, five-time All-Star over the weekend, it isn’t clear if there are any other moves for the Lakers’ front office,

Post-deadline, it looks like the Houston Rockets and Memphis Grizzlies are comfortable keeping on their current path and the San Antonio Spurs, who pulled off a blockbuster deal, are looking to join the pack.

The Grizzlies made one deal ahead of the NBA trade deadline on Thursday. Here's what it means for the rest of the season and beyond

The Memphis Grizzlies dealt former NBA Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Smart to the Washington Wizards at Wednesday's trade deadline, ESPN reported.

The Celtics still have work to do with their roster after sitting out the trade deadline on Thursday in the wake of dealing Jaden Springer to the Houston Rockets. That trade provided some cost savings in the interim for Boston’s luxury tax bill but it also opened up a second roster spot on the team’s 15-man roster.

The Boston Celtics have two open roster spots following their decision to trade Jaden Springer to the Houston Rockets on Wednesday. Per NBA rules, Brad Stevens has 14 days to return his roster to 14 players under contract.