1. LeBron James (RFA - Early Termination Clause)
Previous Team: Miami Heat
After opting out of his contract with the Heat, James becomes the best player on the market since, well, himself, back in 2010. He is said to be looking for a max contract which pay him $22.2 million per season. It is possible LeBron only opted out to have more flexibility, then eventually just return to Miami, but it could also mean that he moves on. As can be imagined, many teams have displayed interest, including Houston, Phoenix, Cleveland, and of course, Miami. LeBron's decision is most likely the first domino to fall and then most of the other big-name players will sign new contracts.
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
Previous Team: Miami Heat
After opting out of his contract with the Heat, James becomes the best player on the market since, well, himself, back in 2010. He is said to be looking for a max contract which pay him $22.2 million per season. It is possible LeBron only opted out to have more flexibility, then eventually just return to Miami, but it could also mean that he moves on. As can be imagined, many teams have displayed interest, including Houston, Phoenix, Cleveland, and of course, Miami. LeBron's decision is most likely the first domino to fall and then most of the other big-name players will sign new contracts.
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
2. Carmelo Anthony (RFA - Player Option)
Previous Team: New York Knicks
Carmelo opted out of his contract as well, and looks likely to leave the Knicks. He is the second-best scorer on the market behind James, and is most-likely looking to go to a contending team where he could be the piece that pushes them to championship-status. The Bulls have been courting him, as well as possibly Houston or Miami, and of course Phil Jackson wants him to return to the Knicks. Right now, if the Bulls could clear enough cap space to sign Carmelo, they would be the sure-fire favorite to win the Eastern Conference and possibly the NBA Finals.
Most-Likely Scenario: Chicago Bulls
Previous Team: New York Knicks
Carmelo opted out of his contract as well, and looks likely to leave the Knicks. He is the second-best scorer on the market behind James, and is most-likely looking to go to a contending team where he could be the piece that pushes them to championship-status. The Bulls have been courting him, as well as possibly Houston or Miami, and of course Phil Jackson wants him to return to the Knicks. Right now, if the Bulls could clear enough cap space to sign Carmelo, they would be the sure-fire favorite to win the Eastern Conference and possibly the NBA Finals.
Most-Likely Scenario: Chicago Bulls
3. Eric Bledsoe (RFA)
Previous Team: Phoenix Suns
Bledsoe is an incredibly dynamic scorer and could be the centerpiece on the Suns for a very long time, and they will surely do anything they can to retain him. They have already extended a qualifying offer to the star point guard, so they will be able to match any contract offered by another team. Bledsoe wants to stay in Phoenix and they want him, so there shouldn't be much of a problem.
Most-Likely Scenario: Phoenix Suns
Previous Team: Phoenix Suns
Bledsoe is an incredibly dynamic scorer and could be the centerpiece on the Suns for a very long time, and they will surely do anything they can to retain him. They have already extended a qualifying offer to the star point guard, so they will be able to match any contract offered by another team. Bledsoe wants to stay in Phoenix and they want him, so there shouldn't be much of a problem.
Most-Likely Scenario: Phoenix Suns
4. Dirk Nowitzki
Previous Team: Dallas Mavericks
Dirk has been the face of the Mavericks franchise for such a long time, it is almost impossible to envision him in another uniform. Mark Cuban wants him back, and he wants to be back, and it seems as if Dirk will return for yet another season as the Mavericks try to add more pieces (they already traded for Tyson Chandler) to contend for a championship.
Most-Likely Scenario: Dallas Mavericks
Previous Team: Dallas Mavericks
Dirk has been the face of the Mavericks franchise for such a long time, it is almost impossible to envision him in another uniform. Mark Cuban wants him back, and he wants to be back, and it seems as if Dirk will return for yet another season as the Mavericks try to add more pieces (they already traded for Tyson Chandler) to contend for a championship.
Most-Likely Scenario: Dallas Mavericks
5. Chris Bosh (RFA - Early Termination Clause)
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Bosh opted out of his contract, and now appears to be waiting on LeBron to make his decision. However, no matter what James chooses, it seems that Bosh will return to the Heat. He is a dynamic big-man who can shoot from the outside and rebound when needed, so Miami will undoubtedly do what they can to keep him.
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Bosh opted out of his contract, and now appears to be waiting on LeBron to make his decision. However, no matter what James chooses, it seems that Bosh will return to the Heat. He is a dynamic big-man who can shoot from the outside and rebound when needed, so Miami will undoubtedly do what they can to keep him.
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
6. Greg Monroe (RFA)
Previous Team: Detroit Pistons
Monroe is one of the best offensive power forward/centers in the NBA, and one who could easily average over 20 points and over 10 rebounds per game for the next several years. As a restricted free agent, the Pistons can match any offer for him, but might consider letting him walk as they already have Josh Smith to play power forward and Andre Drummond to play Center, so they do not particularly need him if the price of his contract is too high. He will be well sought-after on the market and will probably earn a max-level contract. The Lakers have been rumored to be interested and they usually get what they want, so that is something to look out for.
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Lakers
Previous Team: Detroit Pistons
Monroe is one of the best offensive power forward/centers in the NBA, and one who could easily average over 20 points and over 10 rebounds per game for the next several years. As a restricted free agent, the Pistons can match any offer for him, but might consider letting him walk as they already have Josh Smith to play power forward and Andre Drummond to play Center, so they do not particularly need him if the price of his contract is too high. He will be well sought-after on the market and will probably earn a max-level contract. The Lakers have been rumored to be interested and they usually get what they want, so that is something to look out for.
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Lakers
7. Chandler Parsons (RFA - Team Option)
Previous Team: Houston Rockets
Parsons is one of the best young wing-scorers around, and is all-the-more special because he was a second-round pick. The Rockets have been rumored to be planning on declining their team option so they can re-sign him to a longer-term deal, but nothing has happened yet. If they are planning to sign LeBron or Carmelo, then they may have to let Parsons walk. Parsons will be an attractive piece to sign after LeBron if not by the Rockets, but they have the last say.
Most-Likely Scenario: Houston Rockets
Previous Team: Houston Rockets
Parsons is one of the best young wing-scorers around, and is all-the-more special because he was a second-round pick. The Rockets have been rumored to be planning on declining their team option so they can re-sign him to a longer-term deal, but nothing has happened yet. If they are planning to sign LeBron or Carmelo, then they may have to let Parsons walk. Parsons will be an attractive piece to sign after LeBron if not by the Rockets, but they have the last say.
Most-Likely Scenario: Houston Rockets
8. Dwayne Wade (RFA - Early Termination Clause)
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Wade left over $20 million on the table when he decided to become a free agent with the rest of Miami's Big 3, so the most likely reason for that move is that Wade wanted to give Pat Riley the money he needed to bring in some help to the Heat. He has some knee problems and seems to be showing more and more signs of age, but can still flash his superstar ability at times and will most likely re-sign with the Heat on a team-friendly deal.
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Wade left over $20 million on the table when he decided to become a free agent with the rest of Miami's Big 3, so the most likely reason for that move is that Wade wanted to give Pat Riley the money he needed to bring in some help to the Heat. He has some knee problems and seems to be showing more and more signs of age, but can still flash his superstar ability at times and will most likely re-sign with the Heat on a team-friendly deal.
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
9. Lance StephensonPrevious Team: Indiana Pacers
Stephenson has had some off-court issues, but there is no denying his talent and scoring ability. He brings a lot tenacity on the court and would add a lot to a contender. It seems unlikely that the Pacers will re-sign him, as he will command a lot on the open market. Stephenson is a potential triple-double every night, and many teams will be taking a look at him. It is certainly possible he returns to Indiana, but Chicago, as well as Dallas, are intriguing destinations.
Most-Likely Scenario: Dallas Mavericks
10. Zach Randolph [Opted-In to Player Option, then Re-Signed]
Previous Team: Memphis Grizzlies
After opting in to the final year of his contract where he will make $16.5 million, Z-Bo signed an extension with the Grizzlies that will pay him $10 million in each of the following two seasons. Randolph is a rebounding machine who can score and is a centerpiece on a Memphis team hoping to rebound in 2014.
New Team: Memphis Grizzlies
Previous Team: Memphis Grizzlies
After opting in to the final year of his contract where he will make $16.5 million, Z-Bo signed an extension with the Grizzlies that will pay him $10 million in each of the following two seasons. Randolph is a rebounding machine who can score and is a centerpiece on a Memphis team hoping to rebound in 2014.
New Team: Memphis Grizzlies
11. Gordon Hayward (RFA)
Previous Team: Utah Jazz
The Jazz would love to resign Hayward, but he might get offered so much money on the open market that they cannot afford to match his contract. He is a young wing scorer, which is so rare in the NBA, and has enough size that he can rebound and defend above-average small forwards. The Suns are reportedly very interested, and if they offer a big enough contract, then the Jazz will have a hard time matching it.
Most-Likely Scenario: Phoenix Suns
Previous Team: Utah Jazz
The Jazz would love to resign Hayward, but he might get offered so much money on the open market that they cannot afford to match his contract. He is a young wing scorer, which is so rare in the NBA, and has enough size that he can rebound and defend above-average small forwards. The Suns are reportedly very interested, and if they offer a big enough contract, then the Jazz will have a hard time matching it.
Most-Likely Scenario: Phoenix Suns
12. Kyle Lowry
Previous Team: Toronto Raptors
Lowry has broken out in the last two seasons, and has become one of the league's best point guards. He can score, pass, and defend, which is everything a point guard should do. He will likely follow suit with his former teammate Chris Bosh and be the next Raptors star to score a big contract elsewhere, even though they can offer him the most money. Lowry has been connected to the Heat, but his former team, the Rockets, have a real need at point guard and if they can deal Jeremy Lin (well, even if they can't) they will make a push for Lowry and end up with a very dynamic scoring team that would challenge for the Western Conference title next year.
Most-Likely Scenario: Houston Rockets
Previous Team: Toronto Raptors
Lowry has broken out in the last two seasons, and has become one of the league's best point guards. He can score, pass, and defend, which is everything a point guard should do. He will likely follow suit with his former teammate Chris Bosh and be the next Raptors star to score a big contract elsewhere, even though they can offer him the most money. Lowry has been connected to the Heat, but his former team, the Rockets, have a real need at point guard and if they can deal Jeremy Lin (well, even if they can't) they will make a push for Lowry and end up with a very dynamic scoring team that would challenge for the Western Conference title next year.
Most-Likely Scenario: Houston Rockets
13. Rudy Gay [Opted-In to Player Option]
Previous Team: Sacramento Kings
Gay opted into the final year of his contract next season, and will make $19.3 million. This was a no-brainer for him, for even if Sacramento isn't Gay's favorite place, there is no where else that he would make that kind of money. He hasn't played up to his huge contract since he signed it, although he has provided a nice scoring presence for the Kings and his previous teams. He will hope to play up to his salary this season.
New Team: Sacramento Kings
Previous Team: Sacramento Kings
Gay opted into the final year of his contract next season, and will make $19.3 million. This was a no-brainer for him, for even if Sacramento isn't Gay's favorite place, there is no where else that he would make that kind of money. He hasn't played up to his huge contract since he signed it, although he has provided a nice scoring presence for the Kings and his previous teams. He will hope to play up to his salary this season.New Team: Sacramento Kings
14. Luol Deng
Previous Team: Cleveland Cavaliers
Deng was traded midway through the year, but not because of his talent, instead as a salary dump. Deng still can score, shoot from the outside, and defend, which is all any team that signs him will ask of him, and he could really help out a contending team and push them over the edge. The Phoenix Suns and Atlanta Hawks appear interested, but Atlanta recently made a trade that cleared enough cap space to sign Deng, and seem the more likely destination. They would have a formidable lineup with Deng in the mix.
Most-Likely Scenario: Atlanta Hawks
Previous Team: Cleveland Cavaliers
Deng was traded midway through the year, but not because of his talent, instead as a salary dump. Deng still can score, shoot from the outside, and defend, which is all any team that signs him will ask of him, and he could really help out a contending team and push them over the edge. The Phoenix Suns and Atlanta Hawks appear interested, but Atlanta recently made a trade that cleared enough cap space to sign Deng, and seem the more likely destination. They would have a formidable lineup with Deng in the mix.
Most-Likely Scenario: Atlanta Hawks
15. Tim Duncan [Opted-In to Player Option]
Previous Team: San Antonio Spurs
There was no where else Duncan would go, it was comeback or retire. Luckily for the Spurs, Duncan opted back in at a modest $10.3 million salary for next season, and will go for one last Championship run and attempt a repeat with the only team he has ever known.
New Team: San Antonio Spurs
Previous Team: San Antonio Spurs
There was no where else Duncan would go, it was comeback or retire. Luckily for the Spurs, Duncan opted back in at a modest $10.3 million salary for next season, and will go for one last Championship run and attempt a repeat with the only team he has ever known.
New Team: San Antonio Spurs
16. Isaiah Thomas
Previous Team: Sacramento Kings
Thomas is an exciting young player, but for some reason the Kings seem to dangle him in trade offers quite a bit. He is a guard who can pass but also score, and could be somewhat of a poor-man's Eric Bledsoe this offseason and could have an impact similar to what Bledsoe did to the Suns, although to a lesser degree. Luckily for the Kings, and quite surprisingly, Thomas isn't garnering that much attention in free-agency, perhaps because of Kyle Lowry's impending decision. However, if the Kings are smart (and they haven't been too smart lately), they will re-sign their star young point guard.
Most-Likely Scenario: Sacramento Kings
Previous Team: Sacramento Kings
Thomas is an exciting young player, but for some reason the Kings seem to dangle him in trade offers quite a bit. He is a guard who can pass but also score, and could be somewhat of a poor-man's Eric Bledsoe this offseason and could have an impact similar to what Bledsoe did to the Suns, although to a lesser degree. Luckily for the Kings, and quite surprisingly, Thomas isn't garnering that much attention in free-agency, perhaps because of Kyle Lowry's impending decision. However, if the Kings are smart (and they haven't been too smart lately), they will re-sign their star young point guard.
Most-Likely Scenario: Sacramento Kings
17. Greivis Vasquez
Previous Team: Toronto Raptors
Vasquez is one of the most underrated players in the NBA, and one who makes everyone around him better. He is one of the most important reasons as to why the Raptors finished 3rd in the Eastern Conference despite not having the most talented roster around. Any team that needs a point guard would be enamored with Vasquez's playmaking ability, but the Raptors will need him the most if Lowry walks. He could become a starter next season and help the Raptors continue their run of success.
Most-Likely Scenario: Toronto Raptors
Previous Team: Toronto Raptors
Vasquez is one of the most underrated players in the NBA, and one who makes everyone around him better. He is one of the most important reasons as to why the Raptors finished 3rd in the Eastern Conference despite not having the most talented roster around. Any team that needs a point guard would be enamored with Vasquez's playmaking ability, but the Raptors will need him the most if Lowry walks. He could become a starter next season and help the Raptors continue their run of success.
Most-Likely Scenario: Toronto Raptors
18. Paul Pierce
Previous Team: Brooklyn Nets
Paul Pierce is old, but he is not done yet. He still has some scoring ability and would be a quality player off the bench for a contender. However, the recent Nets coaching fiasco (thanks, Jason Kidd) has left Kevin Garnett's future in question (he may retire) as well as Pierce's. The latest rumor is that Doc Rivers and the Los Angeles Clippers are players for Pierce, and surely he'd love to move back to his hometown and play for the coach he had played for most of his career.
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Clippers
Previous Team: Brooklyn Nets
Paul Pierce is old, but he is not done yet. He still has some scoring ability and would be a quality player off the bench for a contender. However, the recent Nets coaching fiasco (thanks, Jason Kidd) has left Kevin Garnett's future in question (he may retire) as well as Pierce's. The latest rumor is that Doc Rivers and the Los Angeles Clippers are players for Pierce, and surely he'd love to move back to his hometown and play for the coach he had played for most of his career.
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Clippers
19. Marcin Gortat
Previous Team: Washington Wizards
When the Wizards traded for Gortat, many shrugged it off as a minor move that wouldn't really matter in the long run, but alas, Gortat helped an overachieving Wizards team make a serious run in the playoffs, and they will need to keep him around in order to do so again. Gortat is a rim-protector who can score when needed, and plays a vital role on the Wizards team that they will not let get away.
Most-Likely Scenario: Washington Wizards
Previous Team: Washington Wizards
When the Wizards traded for Gortat, many shrugged it off as a minor move that wouldn't really matter in the long run, but alas, Gortat helped an overachieving Wizards team make a serious run in the playoffs, and they will need to keep him around in order to do so again. Gortat is a rim-protector who can score when needed, and plays a vital role on the Wizards team that they will not let get away.
Most-Likely Scenario: Washington Wizards
20. Pau GasolPrevious Team: Los Angeles Lakers
It seems all but certain that Gasol's time with the Lakers is up, and many teams seem interested in Gasol's talents. The Knicks, Thunder, and Bulls have all claimed to be interested, but the most intriguing possibility is in Dallas. Mark Cuban is known for bold moves, and the Mavericks seem to be going all-in this year after trading for Tyson Chandler. If they target Lance Stephenson and then Gasol, they could really make a push for the Western Conference title.
Most-Likely Scenario: Dallas Mavericks
21. Avery Bradley (RFA)
Previous Team: Boston Celtics
The Celtics extended a qualifying offer to Bradley, so they will be able to match any offer any team makes. The Celtics really like Bradley's defense and so will likely try to retain him unless a ridiculous contract is offered by another team. However, that doesn't appear likely to happen as Bradley has more value to the Celtics than anyone else, and look for him to remain in Boston next year.
Most-Likely Scenario: Boston Celtics
Previous Team: Boston Celtics
The Celtics extended a qualifying offer to Bradley, so they will be able to match any offer any team makes. The Celtics really like Bradley's defense and so will likely try to retain him unless a ridiculous contract is offered by another team. However, that doesn't appear likely to happen as Bradley has more value to the Celtics than anyone else, and look for him to remain in Boston next year.
Most-Likely Scenario: Boston Celtics
22. Ray Allen
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Allen is most likely either going to retire or return to the Heat, where he won his second career championship, but he seems like the type of player with such a competitive drive that he would not be able to hang up the shoes before he really has to. The Heat most definitely want the all-time greatest three-point shooter back on their team, and Allen probably will return in the end.
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Allen is most likely either going to retire or return to the Heat, where he won his second career championship, but he seems like the type of player with such a competitive drive that he would not be able to hang up the shoes before he really has to. The Heat most definitely want the all-time greatest three-point shooter back on their team, and Allen probably will return in the end.
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
23. Mario Chalmers
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Chalmers had an awful run in the playoffs, the Heat have Norris Cole and drafted Shabazz Napier. Those factors all point to Chalmers leaving the Heat, especially because their hands are so tied with a limited amount of money to spend. The Lakers have a need at point guard and would love to get their hands on a guy like Chalmers who knows how to play with superstars but still knock down shots when needed, so look for them to court Chalmers in free agency.
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Lakers
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Chalmers had an awful run in the playoffs, the Heat have Norris Cole and drafted Shabazz Napier. Those factors all point to Chalmers leaving the Heat, especially because their hands are so tied with a limited amount of money to spend. The Lakers have a need at point guard and would love to get their hands on a guy like Chalmers who knows how to play with superstars but still knock down shots when needed, so look for them to court Chalmers in free agency.
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Lakers
24. Jordan Crawford (RFA)
Previous Team: Golden State Warriors
Crawford had an incredible first half of the season for the Celtics before being traded, but his upside is limited unless he plays on a bad team so his suitors will probably be limited as well. However, a team like the Milwaukee Bucks could use a guy like Crawford who could help out in the interim and perhaps be traded at the deadline for some pieces that could aid in their rebuild. Other than that, there are not many options for Crawford in free-agency, although the Detroit Pistons could be an option if they are looking for help at shooting guard.
Most-Likely Scenario: Milwaukee Bucks
Previous Team: Golden State Warriors
Crawford had an incredible first half of the season for the Celtics before being traded, but his upside is limited unless he plays on a bad team so his suitors will probably be limited as well. However, a team like the Milwaukee Bucks could use a guy like Crawford who could help out in the interim and perhaps be traded at the deadline for some pieces that could aid in their rebuild. Other than that, there are not many options for Crawford in free-agency, although the Detroit Pistons could be an option if they are looking for help at shooting guard.
Most-Likely Scenario: Milwaukee Bucks
25. Kris Humphries
Previous Team: Boston Celtics
Humphries was actually a very productive player for the Celtics last year, but will most likely get a contract worth much less than his previous one on the market this year. There are not many teams who will be looking at Humphries, but the Knicks are one team who could be interested after trading Tyson Chandler to Dallas. They could get Humphries on a short-term deal without eating up much cap space and still potentially sign one of the superstars available this year and next.
Most-Likely Scenario: New York Knicks
26. Evan Turner
Previous Team: Indiana Pacers
There are not many teams who want a ball-hogging player on their team, but there are many teams with a need at Turner's position of shooting guard. The Charlotte Hornets are one team that could be looking at Turner to complement Kemba Walker, and hope that he can mature enough to either be a good player for their team or become an asset they could trade away eventually.
Most-Likely Scenario: Charlotte Hornets
27. Vince Carter
Previous Team: Dallas Mavericks
The age-defying Vince Carter should receive quite a bit of attention on the free-agent market this offseason, and one team to watch (along with the Heat, Thunder, Raptors, and Mavericks) is the Portland Trail Blazers as one who might go after him. They have relatively little cap space but Carter could really add a scoring dynamic off the bench or occasionally in the starting lineup that the Blazers could use to get over the hump and make something happen in the playoffs.
Most-Likely Scenario: Portland Trail Blazers
28. Spencer Hawes
Previous Team: Cleveland Cavaliers
Hawes has always been an underrated player, and will most likely sign for depth-level money this free-agency, and a team who seems to be interested in him is the Clippers, and Hawes is interested in them as well. He could be a great bench piece behind Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan, which would really help the Clippers' chances in the playoffs as the Spurs showed this year how important depth is in deep playoff runs.
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Clippers
29. Rashard Lewis
Previous Team: Miami Heat
At this stage of his career, Lewis will be a veteran shooter at a minimum-level deal who will help team chemistry and likely outplay his salary, and therefore Lewis seems like the perfect fit with almost any team. He likely only has a few years left, and so will want to spend it on a contending team, and Lewis does have enough left in the tank to contribute to a playoff team as he did with Miami, so he could help keep the Raptors at contender status if he signs with them.
Most-Likely Scenario: Toronto Raptors
30. Emeka Okafor
Previous Team: Phoenix Suns
The Thunder had some serious problems when Serge Ibaka went down with an injury in the Western Conference Finals, so they will be looking to add depth at the power forward position this free agency. Okafor is the perfect fit as he will come cheap and will not need to be counted on for heavy minutes, which will allow Oklahoma City to get the most out of this savvy veteran who still brings rebounding and defense to the table.
Most-Likely Scenario: Oklahoma City Thunder
31. Boris Diaw
Previous Team: San Antonio Spurs
Most-Likely Scenario: San Antonio Spurs
Previous Team: Memphis Grizzlies
Most-Likely Scenario: Utah Jazz
33. Glen Davis (RFA - Player Option)
Previous Team: Los Angeles Clippers
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Clippers
Previous Team: Los Angeles Clippers
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Clippers
34. Ben Gordon
Previous Team: Charlotte Hornets
Most-Likely Scenario: Indiana Pacers
Previous Team: Charlotte Hornets
Most-Likely Scenario: Indiana Pacers
35. Jerryd Bayless
Previous Team: Boston Celtics
Most-Likely Scenario: Detroit Pistons
Previous Team: Boston Celtics
Most-Likely Scenario: Detroit Pistons
36. Andrea Bargnani [Declined Early Termination Clause]
Previous Team: New York Knicks
New Team: New York Knicks
37. Andrei Kirilenko [Opted-In to Player Option]
Previous Team: Brooklyn Nets
New Team: Brooklyn Nets
Previous Team: New York Knicks
New Team: New York Knicks
37. Andrei Kirilenko [Opted-In to Player Option]
Previous Team: Brooklyn Nets
New Team: Brooklyn Nets
38. Patrick Patterson
Previous Team: Toronto Raptors
Most-Likely Scenario: Toronto Raptors
Previous Team: Toronto Raptors
Most-Likely Scenario: Toronto Raptors
39. Nick Young (RFA - Player Option)Previous Team: Los Angeles Lakers
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Lakers
40. Chris Andersen (RFA - Player Option)
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Most-Likely Scenario: Houston Rockets
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Most-Likely Scenario: Houston Rockets
41. Nate Robinson [Opted-In to Player Option]
Previous Team: Denver Nuggets
New Team: Denver Nuggets
Previous Team: Denver Nuggets
New Team: Denver Nuggets
42. Mike Miller
Previous Team: Memphis Grizzlies
Most-Likely Scenario: Memphis Grizzlies
Previous Team: Memphis Grizzlies
Most-Likely Scenario: Memphis Grizzlies
43. Amar'e Stoudemire [Declined Early Termination Clause]
Previous Team: New York Knicks
Most-Likely Scenario: New York Knicks
Previous Team: New York Knicks
Most-Likely Scenario: New York Knicks
44. D.J. Augustin
Previous Team: Chicago Bulls
Most-Likely Scenario: Chicago Bulls
Previous Team: Chicago Bulls
Most-Likely Scenario: Charlotte Hornets
Previous Team: Chicago Bulls
Most-Likely Scenario: Chicago Bulls
45. Kirk Hinrich
Previous Team: Chicago Bulls
Most-Likely Scenario: Charlotte Hornets
46. Danny Granger (RFA - Player Option)
Previous Team: Los Angeles Clippers
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Clippers
Previous Team: Los Angeles Clippers
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Clippers
47. Thabo Sefolosha
Previous Team: Oklahoma City Thunder
Most-Likely Scenario: Houston Rockets
Previous Team: Oklahoma City Thunder
Most-Likely Scenario: Houston Rockets
48. Udonis Haslem (RFA - Player Option)
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
Previous Team: Miami Heat
Most-Likely Scenario: Miami Heat
49. Channing Frye (RFA - Player Option)Previous Team: Phoenix Suns
Most-Likely Scenario: Los Angeles Lakers
50. Jameer Nelson (Bought Out)
Previous Team: Orlando Magic
Most-Likely Scenario: Atlanta Hawks
Previous Team: Orlando Magic
Most-Likely Scenario: Atlanta Hawks
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