The Sixers have completed their trade with the Dallas Mavericks with amended compensation, a source confirmed to PhillyVoice on Thursday afternoon.
Marc Stein was first to report that the Sixers were sending a 2030 second-round pick to Dallas in an updated framework, and Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that it is the Sixers' own second-rounder in that draft.
The full deal is now Caleb Martin and the Sixers' 2030 second-round pick to Dallas in exchange for Quentin Grimes and the Sixers' own 2025 second-round pick.
A source said that Grimes is now expected to make his Sixers debut on Friday night in Detroit.
Martin has not played since Jan. 10 due to a right hip sprain which was initially listed as groin soreness before the ailment appeared to worse. The Sixers believed he was day-to-day at the time of the trade, and when it was agreed to, the 29-year-old was officially listed as questionable to return to action in a game against the Mavericks.
Apparently, there was a bit of a snag in Martin's physical with the Mavericks which indicates Martin may not be day-to-day. The expectation is that he will not be out long-term for Dallas, but the result of the physical was enough for the Sixers, Mavericks and league office to collaborate on this amended compensation
The Sixers now own eight second-round picks over the next seven years.
Second-round picks owned by the Sixers in the next seven drafts after their trades this week (updated):
2025: more favorable of PHI/DEN
2026: none
2027: PHI + more favorable of GSW/PHX
2028: GSW + DET (top-55 protected)
2029: PHI
2030: WAS + more favorable of PHX/POR
2031: PHI— Adam Aaronson (@SixersAdam) February 6, 2025
The NBA's trade deadline is about an hour and a half away.
SIXERS TRADE DEADLINE INSTANT REACTIONS
Grimes for Martin | KJ Martin sent to Pistons | Swapping guards & picks with Wizards
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