Players With Full No-Trade Rights (2024)

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Players With Full No-Trade Rights? ›

Bradley Beal is the only NBA player

Only 10 NBA player contracts in NBA history have included a true no-trade clause: ◻️ David Robinson ◻️ John Stockton ◻️ Kobe Bryant ◻️ Tim Duncan ◻️ Kevin Garnett ◻️ Dirk Nowitzki ◻️ Dwayne Wade ◻️ LeBron James ◻️ Carmelo Anthony ◻️ Bradley Beal. Will Beal's be the last?

In the NBA, there are limited instances where players have the right to veto trades. The most common is the No Trade Clause, which players with eight years of service can qualify for with teams they've been on for at least four seasons. Bradley Beal is the only player in the league who currently has one.

A no-trade clause means a player cannot be traded without his consent. A modified or limited no-trade clause means a player can specify a predetermined number of teams he can or cannot be traded to.

Hartman, Patrick Maroon, Jonas Brodin, Jared Spurgeon, Alex Goligoski and Marc-Andre Fleury all have some sort of no-move or no-trade clause attached to their contract, leaving the Wild with few options at the deadline.

Durant doesn't have a no-trade clause in his contract, so Brooklyn is able to trade him to whichever team will give them the best value.

No-trade clause. A no-trade clause is an amendment to a contract, usually relevant in North American professional sports, wherein a player may not be traded to another club without the player's consent.

In the NBA, there are limited instances where players have the right to veto trades. The most common is the No Trade Clause, which players with eight years of service can qualify for with teams they've been on for at least four seasons.

Which Bucks players have trade restrictions? Giannis Antetokounmpo cannot be traded before the deadline. Jae Crowder has an implicit no-trade clause and must approve any trade that includes him. Thanasis Antetokounmpo has an implicit no-trade clause and must approve any trade that includes him.

It's not uncommon in many major professional sports for a player to negotiate a contract that includes a no-trade clause, which prohibits him from being traded – either at all or to certain specific teams – without his consent.

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In general, trade barriers keep firms from selling to one another in foreign markets. The major obstacles to international trade are natural barriers, tariff barriers, and nontariff barriers.

Definition. A no-trade clause is a contractual clause that allows players to veto trades to certain teams. No-trade clauses are often worked into contract extensions and free-agent contracts as a perk for the players signing such deals.

To be eligible to negotiate a no-trade clause, a player must have at least eight years of NBA experience and has to have spent at least four years (not necessarily the most recent four years) with his current team. He also must be signing a free agent contract, rather than an extension.

Davidson revealed that former goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky refused to waive his no-trade clause leading up to the 2019 NHL trade deadline.

NTC means the player cannot be traded without approval. No Movement means the player cannot be waived, assigned to minors, or traded without approval.

Any player can have his contract given to another team via trade at any point. This rule stands unless the player's agent has put a no-trade clause in his contract under the special provisions. If a team wants to trade with a player with a no-trace provision, the player himself will have to agree to it.

Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys

Everything worked out for Dak Prescott as soon he signed a four-year contract worth $160 million. Inserted into his contract was a no-trade clause, meaning that the Cowboys cannot trade Dak Prescott away to a franchise he disapproves of. His contract also contains a no-tag clause.

Definition. Players who have accrued 10 years of Major League service time and spent the past five consecutive years with the same team are awarded 10-and-5 rights. Under these circ*mstances, a player can veto any trade scenario that is proposed.

C Connor McDavid, $12,500,000 AAV, expires 2026, No Move Clause: Untouchable. C/W Leon Draisaitil, $8,500,000, 2025, NMC, Limited No Trade Clause (10 teams):

A player with a no-trade clause (NTC) or no-movement clause (NMC - cannot be placed on waivers or sent to minors) must accept a move by waiving his clause in order to be traded.