How much more are these NBA stars worth in trade?

The 25-26 NBA regular season has begun. I wonder what the record of the home team that everyone supports is like? Trades of all sizes occur in the NBA almost every season. In the 25-26 season, there seem to be some trade rumors for the following players. I wonder how much their trade value is now?

As the second overall pick in 2019, Morant wanted to dunk on big players every time back then. However, in recent years, it can be said that everything has gone wrong for Morant. The 24-25 season was reimbursed early due to injury. At the beginning of the 25-26 season, Morant's relationship with the team has changed. It's deadlocked. Now the Grizzlies seem to be planning to get rid of the burden of Morant, but Morant's thorny attributes will greatly reduce his trade value. It is true that Morant's personal ability is also considered the top in the NBA, but it seems inappropriate to pay too many trading chips for him.

The 2012 No. 1 pick, Anthony Davis, entered injury recovery mode early in the 25-26 season. After leaving the Lakers, Davis' ability to fight seemed to have plummeted. Although the average per game data is very good when healthy, no team will spend a high price to introduce players who may not play many games in a season.

Entering the NBA in 2014, Zach LaVine has played for three teams: the Timberwolves, Bulls, and Kings in his NBA career. It feels like LaVine has not been truly taken seriously. He has a kaleidoscope of offense and a million-pound defense. LaVine's performance in high-end games has always been disappointing. If the Kings want to send him away, who knows what players they can get back?

Among the many personal honors in the NBA today, the rebounding title should be the most despised. Savoy has also played for many teams in his NBA career, but unfortunately he has never been able to help the team go far in the playoffs. Good insiders are relatively scarce in the NBA today, but is Sabonis the choice that strong teams really need?