The 2025 NBA offseason is in full swing and teams across the league are busy making moves to upgrade their roster. Be it adding a superstar to boost their chances of title contention or shedding salary to avoid tax penalties, front offices are actively preparing for next season one way or the other. And here’s every move that has gone down so far ahead of the upcoming Free Agency:

Atlanta Hawks

Of course, Porzingis is the most notable addition, bringing his elite two-way presence with championship mentality from Boston.

Boston Celtics

With Jayson Tatum out for majority of next season recovering from Achilles injury, Celtics are in major salary shedding process while building for the future.

Brooklyn Nets

With massive available cap space, Nets are fully invested in their rebuilding process and making moves accordingly.

Charlotte Hornets

Still far from title contention, Hornets are trying to put the best pieces around LaMelo Ball this summer.

Chicago Bulls

Bulls have made only one trade so far, parting ways with the eldest Ball brother in exchange for Isaac Okoro.

Cleveland Cavaliers

Following their disappointing second-round exit, Cavs are likely keeping their core intact while making minor changes around the fringes.

Dallas Mavericks

With Kyrie recovering from a torn ACL, D’Lo is likely to be the Mavs’ primary playmaker to start the Cooper Flagg era.

Denver Nuggets

While MPJ’s departure is a massive blow, Nuggets have gotten significantly better in terms of size with the addition of Cam and Valanciunas. They look ready for another title run.

Detroit Pistons

After ending their five-year playoff drought, Cade Cunningham and Co. are ready to take that next step in their title pursuit. The addition of an elite shooter like Robinson is a step in the right direction.

Golden State Warriors

Amid the looming Jonathan Kuminga decision, Warriors have made no offseason moves to upgrade their roster so far.

Houston Rockets

With the acquisition of Kevin Durant, Rockets are arguably the biggest offseason winners so far. Its clear that they are gunning for the championship next season.

Indiana Pacers

As Tyrese Haliburton is expected to miss majority of next season recovering from his Achilles injury, Pacers have not made any major additions despite their recent NBA Finals run.

Los Angeles Clippers

The addition of Lopez makes the Clippers more lethal on both ends, pairing alongside Zubac and Kawhi.

Los Angeles Lakers

Ayton’s addition solves Lakers’ glaring size issue, making him the perfect lob threat alongside Luka Doncic and LeBron James. However, Rob Pelinka might need to make more moves to be considered legitimate title contenders.

Memphis Grizzlies

With Bane gone, Grizzlies have revamped their roster by adding several key pieces. Core remains strong with Ja Morant and JJJ.

Miami Heat

Heat are still seeking a superstar to replace Jimmy Butler. Pat Riley’s search is on.

Milwaukee Bucks

Obviously, Bucks waiving an injured Lillard to facilitate the signing of Myles Turner has been the highlight of their summer so far. Giannis’ future remains uncertain.

Minnesota Timberwolves

Following two straight West Finals runs, Wolves are adamant on getting over the hump next season by bringing back their stars Randle and Naz.

New Orleans Pelicans

Pelicans are still trying to fight the right roster combination alongside Zion Williamson and other young stars. The addition of former Warriors stars Looney and Poole will be interesting to watch.

New York Knicks

Following their historic run to East Finals, Knicks feel they are only one piece away from winning it all. Clarkson could be that missing piece, as the perfect supporting player for Jalen Brunson.

Oklahoma City Thunder

The defending champions have solidified SGA’s stay for the foreseeable future and will be looking to go back-to-back next season.

Orlando Magic

Magic are looking to take that next step by strengthening their core with the addition of Desmond Bane.

Philadelphia 76ers

Sixers are hoping to return with a healthy Big Three of Joel Embiid, Paul George, and Tyrese Maxey, aiming to make some noise in the East this time.

Phoenix Suns

Suns have completely revamped their roster by trading Kevin Durant and getting much younger by adding Green, Brooks, and Williams alongside Devin Booker.

Portland Trail Blazers

Well, Blazers are taking a completely new direction by parting ways with young stars, Ayton and Simons. Jrue Holiday is a surprising addition.

Sacramento Kings

Following Mike Brown’s firing and De’Aaron Fox’s departure, Kings are focused on revamping their roster and building toward a title.

San Antonio Spurs

Kornet is a solid addition as a backup for Victor Wembanyama and takes the Spurs one step closer to their championship pursuit.

Toronto Raptors

Raptors are still trying to find their identity and return to the level they were back in 2019 with Kawhi Leonard.

Utah Jazz

Well, Utah is in complete rebuild mode after parting ways with Clarkson and Sexton. Nurkic is a decent addition as a rim protector.

Washington Wizards

With Free Agency Moratorium coming to a close and teams eligible to sign free agents from July 6, 12PM ET, it will be interesting to see what these 30 NBA teams do next. What are your predictions?