What happened: Plum’s contract expires after the 2026 season, while Diggins is signed through 2027. Those terms frame one as a potential rental and the other as a longer commitment.
Why it matters: A move involving either veteran could reshape a backcourt for the playoff push. The extra year on Skylar Diggins’ deal could affect both the acquisition cost and future roster flexibility.
By the numbers: Plum is averaging 23.9 points per game but has played only 12 games.
What to watch: Watch for trade talks involving either guard to produce an agreement before the deadline.