The 2022 NBA trade deadline is just a couple weeks away on Feb. 10, and between now and then there will be no shortage of rumors circulating as every team in the league surveys their options for the rest of the season.

Between injuries and the Cleveland Cavaliers' post-LeBron James rebuild, Kevin Love had become something of a forgotten man in recent years. He played just 103 games in the past three seasons combined.

The regional rivalry between the Milwaukee Bucks and Chicago Bulls was renewed on Friday night, when the two Eastern Conference contenders met for the first time this season.

After sitting out the first 35 games of the season, Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving returned to action earlier this week against the Indiana Pacers.

The Toronto Raptors have been largely overlooked this season, and perhaps understandably so given the fact that they've spent much of it hovering around 500. 

With the omicron variant of COVID-19 spreading at shocking speed, the NBA and the players union have agreed to new rules aimed at helping teams field fuller rosters and helping the league avoid postponements.

With the omicron variant running rampant, NBA rosters are in flux. Dallas Mavericks big man Kristaps Porzingis is among the many players in the league's COVID-19 health and safety protocols.

The Miami Heat have already dealt with a number of injuries this season. Star big man Bam Adebayo is already out with a torn UCL in his right thumb.

Malik Monk's career didn't exactly get off to the start he'd hoped for. His first few seasons were derailed by a crowded Charlotte Hornets backcourt and a drug suspension, and that forced him to accept a minimum-salary deal with the Los Angeles Lakers to try to get back on track.

When you glance at the schedule and see Trae Young heading to Portland for a date with the Trail Blazers, you'd be justified if you expected a scoring duel between him and one of their dynamic guards.