Kyrie Irving, RJ Barrett lead NBA Trade Machine rankings on HoopsHype
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 9:59 PM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

HoopsHype released its latest NBA Trade Machine Rankings, highlighting Kyrie Irving of the Dallas Mavericks and RJ Barrett of the Toronto Raptors as among the most frequently traded players suggested by readers. Irving, who has a 2.66% trade share, is commonly linked to Miami and Denver, despite assurances he won't be moved soon. Barrett follows with a 3.03% share, with fans proposing trades that often involve players like Nikola Jokic and Aaron Gordon. De'Aaron Fox and Jakob Poeltl are also among the players featured, indicating heightened trade discussions among fans as the NBA season approaches.
- •Kyrie Irving ranks fifth with 2.66% trade share from fans.
- •RJ Barrett holds the fourth spot at 3.03% in trade discussions.
- •Top trade destinations for Irving include Miami and Denver.
- •De'Aaron Fox and Jakob Poeltl are other hot names in trade talks.
- •Fan interest in trades often sparks discussions about team improvements.
- 9:59 PMYahoo Sports — NBA Trade Machine Rankings: Kyrie Irving, RJ Barrett and more
"HoopsHype ranks the players who are most often getting traded by readers on our trade machine, including Kyrie Irving and RJ Barrett.
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