NBA 2012-13 trade season recap

The time for trading in the NBA has come and gone, and there was a distinct lack of big names involved in the deal that went down just prior to the deadline. Still, there was plenty of movement prior, what with James Harden being dealt just before the tip-off of the 2012-13 season, and Rudy Gay switching teams just last January. Who found themselves wearing new jerseys in a new city? Find out below: February 22: - The Golden State Warriors closed out the trade season by a pair of minimum-level contracts away in order to get under the luxury tax threshold, namely Charles Jenkins to Philadelphia, and Jeremy Tyler to Atlanta, reports Marcus Thompson of the Contra Costa Times. [external link] - The Oklahoma City Thunder dealt Eric Maynor to Portland, and then traded for New York Knick Ronnie Brewer [link] - The Milwaukee Bucks acquired JJ Redick in a six-player deal with the Orlando Magic, who also traded with the Charlotte Bobcats. [link] - Opting not to trade soon-to-be free agent Josh Smith, the Hawks instead made a minor change in personnel with the Dallas Mavericks. [link] - The Boston Celtics got some help in the backcourt, picking up Jordan Crawford from Washington [link] - The Phoenix Suns and the Toronto Raptors made a small-for-big swap [link] - The Memphis Grizzlies added Miami Heat center Dexter Pittman [link] February 21: - The shrewd Houston Rockets took advantage of the cost-cutting Sacramento Kings to pick up Thomas Robinson [link] January 31: - Rudy Gay is dealt to the Toronto Raptors in a three-team trade [link] January 22: - The Memphis Grizzlies shave payroll in a deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers [link] November 14: - The Hornets deal Hakim Warrick to the Bobcats for Matt Carroll October 28: - James Harden is dealt to the Rockets [link]