The ESPN NBA Trade Machine is an online service provided on the official ESPN website. The NBA Trade Machine allows users trade players between NBA teams. This allows users to see if the trade they are thinking of is valid and could actually happen in the real NBA in compliance with the NBA's trade rules. There is also an option to share the trade so that you can discuss it with other people.
The easiest way to find that is to simply navigate to ESPN's site and check under schedules on their NBA tab. There are television and team specific schedules.
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Because ESPN focuses on there sports teams and the sports they think are the best. For example, 65% of their sports center broadcast is NBA, 25% is NFL and 10% is NHL when these 3 sports are all active. NBA gets so much attention because they are a struggling league that ESPN is partners with. The NHL gets the least amount of attention because they favore MLB, NFL, NBA more then the NHL.
The new version of the ESPN Trade Machine began in late 2008 or early 2009. It was originally released in early 2006 and deals with NFL, NHL, NBA, and MLB trades.
NBA on ESPN was created in 2002.
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NBA trade lists for years past and present can be on the official NBA website or sports news websites such as Bleacher Report, ESPN or CBS Sports. You may need to search the archives at such sites. Wikipedia is also a criminally underrated website, which has NBA trade lists, with references at the bottom if you wish to question its validity.
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