According to Marc Stein, the San Antonio Spurs have given Jeremy Sochan permission to look for a new home, as the trade deadline is this upcoming February 5th.

It’s unclear what his market is shaping up to look like, but this has been a career-low for the 22-year-old.

In only 27 games this season, career-low 13.1 minutes per game, Sochan is averaging 4.2 points and 2.7 rebounds per game. Both those numbers are also career lows. On top of that, Sochan is shooting 25.7% from three. 

Despite the Spurs being second in the Western Conference, having a 31-15 record, Sochan still wants out.

According to the Cleveland Cavaliers, Evan Mobley has suffered a left calf strain and will be sidelined for one-to-three weeks. Mobley suffered the injury during Monday’s victory against the Orlando Magic.

In December, the 24-year-old missed five games after suffering a Grade 1 calf strain.

This season, Mobley has been a key part of Cleveland’s offensive and defensive production. His on-the-court impact consists of 17.9 points, 8.8 rebounds, 4.0 assists, and 1.9 blocks per game.

The Cavaliers are fifth in the Eastern Conference, sitting at 28-20 on the season.

According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Milwaukee Bucks have been told by Giannis Antetokounmpo that he is ready to leave the organization and take his talents elsewhere. This is nine months in the making, says Charania.

Whether it is at the deadline or in the offseason, the era of the Greek Freak is coming to an end. Despite the request by the 31-year-old, Milwaukee will remain patient and wait for the best deal possible.

Per multiple reports, the Bucks are looking for blue-chip players and several draft picks. If they wait until June, then the franchise could get better offers.

Since this offseason, and the reported almost-happening trade to the New York Knicks, Antetokounmpo’s relationship with the Bucks have been very shaky and unstable. Many teams have been bracing for him to finally want out, which has been the center of attention for this year’s trade deadline.

While Antetokounmpo has made it clear he loves this organization and the city of Milwaukee, him and general manager Jon Horst have help numerous discussions on if he remains a good fit for this organization.

After months of back and forth, reports, and trade speculation, Antetokounmpo has made the decision to leave and begin a new chapter in his career.

On October 1st, he will become eligible to sign a four-year, $275 million supermax extension.