The Golden State Warriors have traded center Trayce Jackson-Davis to the Toronto Raptors in exchange for a 2026 second-round pick, according to sources via ESPN. The draft pick involved in the transaction was originally held by the Los Angeles Lakers.
Trayce Jackson-Davis, a second-year player out of Indiana, was selected 57th overall in the 2023 NBA Draft. He has served as a key rotational piece for the Warriors frontcourt, providing rim protection and interior scoring. The move to Toronto allows the Raptors to bolster their frontcourt depth with a young, defensive-minded big man as they continue to reshape their roster.
By moving Jackson-Davis, the Warriors acquire future draft capital and open up a roster spot. The 2026 second-round pick being sent to Golden State is the Lakers' selection that was previously acquired by Toronto. No additional players or assets have been reported as part of the deal at this time.
The trade is expected to be made official following the completion of standard physical examinations. Golden State and Toronto have not yet released formal statements regarding the transaction.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
Sources & Original Reporting
