2022 NBA trade deadline - Big questions, targets and draft capital for every NBA team

To help identify which teams will be looking to acquire players for a playoff or championship push, which teams will trade players to accumulate more draft picks and which teams will mostly hold pat with what they have, we have broken down the rosters and draft picks for all 30 teams.

Along with identifying the big questions each team must answer leading up to the Feb. 10 trade deadline, we've listed the players who are off the board (either because they can't be traded due to some contract restriction or because the team wouldn't trade them in any situation), potential trade targets, value contracts and tough-to-move contracts (though if the past few years with John Wall, Russell Westbrook and others have taught us anything, it's that almost no contract is truly unmovable).

KEY: Player = player option, RFA = restricted free agent, UFA = unrestricted free agent, Team = team option, ETO = early termination option

MORE: Everyone who becomes trade eligible on Dec. 15

Front-office discussions: Is there enough body of work to determine that this roster does not work? What is the trade value of the expiring contracts of Lou Williams, Delon Wright and Gorgui Dieng? Will ownership sign off on going into the luxury tax (currently $2.4 million below)?

Off the board: Trae Young ($8.3M, Player 2026), Kevin Huerter ($4.3M, UFA 2026), Clint Capela ($18.6M, UFA 2025).

Young and Huerter have a poison-pill restriction.

Capela cannot be traded because of the extension he signed before the season.

Players with trade value: Danilo Gallinari ($21.5M, UFA 2022).

Gallinari has $5 million guaranteed in 2022-23.

Free agents in July: Delon Wright ($8.5M), Kevin Knox II ($5.8M, RFA), Lou Williams ($5M), Gorgui Dieng ($4M) and Timothe