"Raptors president and vice chairman Masai Ujiri and general manager Bobby Webster have stuck with their talented core of Scottie Barnes, Pascal Siakam and OG Anunoby over the past three seasons. But Toronto has lost three games in a row, stands 9-13 on the season and has left teams believing that now, more than ever, either Siakam or Anunoby could be traded by the Feb. 8 deadline." - Shams Charania

"Barnes has been deemed untouchable in any trade conversations, league sources say." - Shams Charania

"Teams such as the Atlanta Hawks, Sacramento Kings and Indiana Pacers are expected suitors for Siakam or Anunoby but believe Siakam appears to be the likelier player to be dealt, league sources tell The Athletic. Siakam, 29, is earning $37.9 million in the last year of his Raptors contract this season while Anunoby, 26, has a $19.9 million player option for next season that he will almost assuredly decline to enter free agency." - Shams Charania

"The Hawks held intense conversations with the Raptors surrounding a Siakam deal over the offseason, as The Athletic reported, and the Pacers and Kings have both checked in and engaged at different points with Toronto over the last year." - Shams Charania

"For the Kings, a better start to this season than a year ago (12-8 this season compared to 11-9 last season en route to a 48-win campaign) provides confidence that they can grow internally rather than compete for the expected cost of talents such as Siakam and Anunoby." - Shams Charania (Kings aren't serious suitors and like to build through their young core, they are interested but not that heavily invested in trade talks with the Raptors, I personally think the Kings should take that route, having multiple seasons of playoff appearances is better than going all-in on a player and facing disappointment in the postseason, development with their homegrown talent is what most fans look forward too each year honestly)