Under-the-Radar NBA Trade Targets to Watch Before Camp
The article highlights five players who could be traded before the 2026-27 season despite flying under the radar. Ty Jerome, a Memphis guard, averaged 19.7 points and 5.7 assists in limited games while shooting 42% from three. These players may be available for the right price as contenders look to bolster rosters.
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Ty Jerome's scoring efficiency last season placed him among the league's most productive players on a per-possession basis, despite appearing in only 15 games due to injuries. His modest $9.2 million salary for the upcoming season makes him an affordable acquisition for contenders seeking backcourt depth without sacrificing significant cap flexibility.
Portland's crowded guard rotation, featuring Ja Morant, Damian Lillard, and Jrue Holiday, leaves Scoot Henderson with limited opportunities. His rookie-scale contract offers teams a low-cost gamble on untapped potential, though his wildly inconsistent playoff performances highlight the uncertainty. Memphis, amid its rebuild, could emerge as a logical destination given their need