There have been rumblings about the New Orleans Pelicans potentially looking to trade star Zion Williamson, but that task gets trickier after a deadline passed on Thursday.

A four-time champion with the Golden State Warriors barely cracked the list of the top 100 NBA players ever despite having a stellar career.

Despite three straight 30-plus point campaigns and three All-NBA First Team honors, Gilgeous-Alexander was not listed among the best 100 players ever. Instead, other active players like Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, Jimmy Butler and Paul George were listed ahead — even with lesser resumes.

The NBA's board of governors is set to meet in Las Vegas on Tuesday to discuss potential expansion, but there reportedly isn't much optimism that a new franchise in Seattle, Las Vegas or another city will be announced soon.

While many teams are still trying to upgrade their roster this offseason, focus shifted elsewhere on Monday in the NBA as Bleacher Report released their list of the top 100 players in NBA history. It seems as though these lists come out every offseason to spark debate within the media and the NBA world and that has once again taken place this offseason.

You may have forgotten these two played for the Mavericks, but they were included in a list of the greatest players of all time.

The 2025 NBA draft was completed less than a month ago, but teams are already looking ahead to next year and beyond.