Trae Young has been the biggest name moved so far, ending his time with the Atlanta Hawks and joining the Washington Wizards in a long-speculated trade. But he certainly won't be the only domino to fall. So let's take a look at all the latest intel in the rumor mill and buzz out there on Wednesday.

Although last week's Trae Young deal was the first trade of this NBA season, Thursday marked an important milestone on the league's calendar. That's when nearly every player -- Bradley Beal and LeBron James, who have no-trade clauses, are two notable exceptions -- became trade-eligible.

Kendrick Perkins urged the Mavericks to trade Anthony Davis and Kyrie Irving as AD’s hand injury dominates searches ahead of Nuggets game.

NBA trade deadline is fast approaching, which means the rumors are heating up about who could be on the move. The reality of Trae Young leaving Atlanta is very much real after a report detailed that he and the Hawks are working together to find him a new home.

Atlanta should get out of the Davis market, look for a point guard such as Coby White who might be available (or other players on the margins), and, this off-season, look for a star player on the timeline of their other talent. Trading away Young to bring in Davis feels like a lateral move.

In the wake of Anthony Davis opting to let his injured wrist heal on its own rather than undergo surgery, the next step for the 10-time All-Star will be seeing if he remains on the Dallas Mavericks after the Feb.

With about three weeks until the NBA trade deadline, the New York Knicks know exactly what they need to upgrade their roster to truly be championship-caliber. T

Missi still has a couple of seasons until he'd become a RFA, but the Pacers would love to add him as a player with a cheap contract and lots of potential, as they have a center gap to fill after the departure of Myles Turner last summer.