2025 Free Agents

[exstatic]

Imo, he might just take 100 to 120 over 4 years because of his age. He'll be 31 at the start of the next season, he won't play better than his current level and it's a fairly weak free agency class.
Whatever he gets this summer will be the absolute most he can get.

Who has the money to give him that contract, other than Brooklyn? If they don’t score Flagg, they will tank again next year to try to get their franchise guy. Minny also wants that money off their books, and would likely not be interested in trades should he opt out. It would be much better for Randle financially to wait for 2026, when a number of teams cleared cap for that FA class.

[LeBowen]

Who has the money to give him that contract, other than Brooklyn?

I always used to take into consideration available destinations in my trade posts, but with all the ridiculous moves that have happened as of late, anything is possible.
S&T would be a solid outcome for both sides, I just don't know who would Minnesota want in return? I wouldn't mind Randle for a couple of years, but I'm sure they wouldn't take any of our garbage.

If they don’t score Flagg, they will tank again next year to try to get their franchise guy.

I think Utah, Brooklyn and Wizards will tank again regardless of lottery outcome.

[exstatic]

I always used to take into consideration available destinations in my trade posts, but with all the ridiculous moves that have happened as of late, anything is possible.
S&T would be a solid outcome for both sides, I just don't know who would Minnesota want in return? I wouldn't mind Randle for a couple of years, but I'm sure they wouldn't take any of our garbage.



I think Utah, Brooklyn and Wizards will tank again regardless of lottery outcome.

Minnesota specifically did the trade so Randal would roll off their cap, either this summer or next. If they wanted to keep money on their books, they never would have traded KAT. It was a second apron cost cutting move, and they’re not going to want ANY money back if there is a trade. I think only Brooklyn could swing that.

People need to adjust their thinking. Everyone thought it was business as usual last summer, but both the LAC and GS held the line and let major roster pieces and former All Stars walk. If a player isn’t absolutely being contract raped, they need to hold onto whatever money they have remaining. There isn’t any out there.

[mo7888]

Minnesota specifically did the trade so Randal would roll off their cap, either this summer or next. If they wanted to keep money on their books, they never would have traded KAT. It was a second apron cost cutting move, and they’re not going to want ANY money back if there is a trade. I think only Brooklyn could swing that.

People need to adjust their thinking. Everyone thought it was business as usual last summer, but both the LAC and GS held the line and let major roster pieces and former All Stars walk. If a player isn’t absolutely being contract raped, they need to hold onto whatever money they have remaining. There isn’t any out there.

Do you think this thinking applies to Naz and John Collins and their specific situations?

[exstatic]

Do you think this thinking applies to Naz and John Collins and their specific situations?

Could very well be. Utah may be more amenable to a trade, but Naz is also a Minny roster guy.

[Ice009]

I don’t want Yab at all. He can’t defend and is a limited player on offence. He puts up “meh” numbers on a worse team than the spurs. No thanks.

Reid is likely not gettable but the more I look at it the more I think the spurs will go for an inside presence. Having another centre launch 50% of his shots from 3 will crowd up operating space for wemby. I’m actually thinking a player with a similar shot diet as Julius Randle who can defend and has a much smaller contract would work with wemby. Problem is I can’t find anyone like that. Perhaps the spurs think castle is that guy and will add complimentary shooting pieces around them. I’m not sure.

NAW is a good guy to get. Jaden mcdaniels would be a dream. I would like to have wiggins replace Vassell as well. But none of those are the inside presence tbe spurs are sorely lacking.

Yeah, you might be right about Yabusele. I still think he's a good player, but I am basing that on his Olympic play. I didn't watch him in Philly, just looked at stats and the game/s against the Spurs.

As for not getting another perimeter shooting big/center, what do you mean he'll take up Victor's space? Do you mean he'll occupy too much space out on the perimeter giving Victor less room to move around on the outside/perimeter?
That could also clog up the lane for other guys to drive inside (if the center can't shoot at all), and also, if Victor wants to go inside more, not sure how that would work if the other center can't shoot from the outside, or are you not intending this player to start? Good theory, though, I am just trying to look at it from other angles.

[LeBowen]

Minnesota specifically did the trade so Randal would roll off their cap, either this summer or next. If they wanted to keep money on their books, they never would have traded KAT. It was a second apron cost cutting move, and they’re not going to want ANY money back if there is a trade. I think only Brooklyn could swing that.

Things can happen during the season, Randle's play against the Lakers exceeded expectations, Warriors should be another good matchup for him, if he plays well again, it's going to force Minnesota to think about it.
KAT will make $22M more than Randle next season, that's also a factor.
I personally think that they preferred outcome would be keeping both Randle and Naz, with Gobert being traded. But there's no market for Gobert. They'd surely like to replace him with a cheaper rim protector like Poeltl for example.

People need to adjust their thinking. Everyone thought it was business as usual last summer, but both the LAC and GS held the line and let major roster pieces and former All Stars walk. If a player isn’t absolutely being contract raped, they need to hold onto whatever money they have remaining. There isn’t any out there.

Warriors offered Klay a 48/2 deal and he felt insulted. In the end he took less from the Mavs.
PG's max request was ridiculous and only Morey was dumb enough to offer him a 4 year deal.

[scott]

I'd love to trade for John Collins. Keldon + the 14th or maybe even a gang of 2nd round picks would get it done. But somehow I got the feeling that we won't break up the friendship crew. I also can't see us trading Barnes, because his leadership is very valuable for this squad.

Trading Barnes (our 4th best player, and one of the few we have that actually know how to play team basketball) to open up some cap space just so we can keep the Power of Friendship together would be a huge kick in the nuts.

[RC_Drunkford]

Trading Barnes (our 4th best player, and one of the few we have that actually know how to play team basketball) to open up some cap space just so we can keep the Power of Friendship together would be a huge kick in the nuts.

absolutely, but you never knew with our FO

There won't be enough minutes available if we add Collins and draft a forward.
Fox/Castle/Devin lineups will still be a thing and there are just 96 minutes available at forward positions. With Devin still being on the roster, ~80 is the best case scenario.
Even if we assume Collins plays ~15 minutes as Wemby's backup, he'd still play ~15 at PF.
Meaning there would be just ~65 minutes left for Barnes, Keldon, Jeremy, Champ and rookie(s). Someone has to go.

Barnes is a must keep because was our best and most reliable shooter, is the only veteran left on the team and is an expiring contract.
Champ is also a must keep because he costs nothing, won't complain about not playing enough minutes and he would add very little value in a trade.
Devin will surely (unfortunately) stay because they still believe in him.
So it's between Keldon and Jeremy who will be gone. If it was up to me, I'd trade both of them for Collins. I don't want to give an extension to a non-shooting forward.
Just think about it, how many of those are getting regular minutes in these playoffs? Exactly. Pushing him into a backup C role just hurts the team.

exactly my thoughts. One of them will have to go and if you ask me it's Keldon, but I'm not sure if our front office sees it the same way. I think they still want to keep Jeremy around. Another problem is that if we sign a rim running back up C a la Steven Adams, Sochan would even be unplayable as a bench player, cause he would mess up the spacing there as well. Btw I don't see John Collins as a legit option for back up C, he wasn't really successful at that position in the past.

I posted this in another thread:

I'm just looking for 3 things this offseason:

1. starting PF (most likely aquired via trade)

any of John Collins, Naz Reid, Jabari Smith Jr., Santi Aldama is good enough for that role.

2. Rotation wing (most likely drafted)

any of Jakucionas, Knueppel, Carter Bryant or Fleming. If it's 2 out of those 4 even better.

3. Back up Center (FA signing or draft pick)

singing someone like Steven Adams or drafting a big like Sorber for example

If we take care of these 3 positions I'm fine. That would also mean that at least one of Vassell, Keldon, Champagnie, Barnes or Sochan has to go.

[baseline bum]

I just can't see Naz becoming available; I think it's a pipe dream. Even if Randle doesn't opt out the Wolves are nearly $35 million under the second apron for next season and I doubt Naz is going to command the nearly $40 million a year it would take to put them in the second apron for 2025-26.

[exstatic]

Things can happen during the season, Randle's play against the Lakers exceeded expectations, Warriors should be another good matchup for him, if he plays well again, it's going to force Minnesota to think about it.
KAT will make $22M more than Randle next season, that's also a factor.
I personally think that they preferred outcome would be keeping both Randle and Naz, with Gobert being traded. But there's no market for Gobert. They'd surely like to replace him with a cheaper rim protector like Poeltl for example.



Warriors offered Klay a 48/2 deal and he felt insulted. In the end he took less from the Mavs.
PG's max request was ridiculous and only Morey was dumb enough to offer him a 4 year deal.

The point is, the teams held fast, and the players walked. In the past, the teams would have paid, or in PG’s case, given him the extra year, which was the only sticking point.

Look for more of that to happen.

[exstatic]

Things can happen during the season, Randle's play against the Lakers exceeded expectations, Warriors should be another good matchup for him, if he plays well again, it's going to force Minnesota to think about it.
KAT will make $22M more than Randle next season, that's also a factor.
I personally think that they preferred outcome would be keeping both Randle and Naz, with Gobert being traded. But there's no market for Gobert. They'd surely like to replace him with a cheaper rim protector like Poeltl for example.



Warriors offered Klay a 48/2 deal and he felt insulted. In the end he took less from the Mavs.
PG's max request was ridiculous and only Morey was dumb enough to offer him a 4 year deal.

The point of the trade was to keep DiVincenzo and discard Randle,dropping them below the second apron.

[TD 21]

I think they still want to keep Jeremy around. Another problem is that if we sign a rim running back up C a la Steven Adams, Sochan would even be unplayable as a bench player, cause he would mess up the spacing there as well. Btw I don't see John Collins as a legit option for back up C, he wasn't really successful at that position in the past.

1. starting PF (most likely aquired via trade)

any of John Collins, Naz Reid, Jabari Smith Jr., Santi Aldama is good enough for that role.

That, along with positional size/rebounding, is why I've been saying I expect Sochan to reclaim his starting spot next season at the expense of Castle.

All except Collins are more than likely pipe dreams and the former is the exact archetype they've long avoided at PF (a combo big, as opposed to wing-forward, who lacks lateral mobility and ball skills beyond spot up shooting).

Given that I think it's unlikely they go big with their natural pick and more likely with the Hawks pick, but unlikely to be a rotation player next season, these are the names I could see them having interest in: Lopez (suspect he signs with Warriors), Capela, Adams, Nance Jr., LaRavia (wing-forward), Plumlee, Kornet, Yabusele.

[LeBowen]

The point of the trade was to keep DiVincenzo and discard Randle,dropping them below the second apron.

As I said, that was the initial point, but if Randle continues playing like this, they're going to have to think hard about it.

[exstatic]

As I said, that was the initial point, but if Randle continues playing like this, they're going to have to think hard about it.

Randle is fools gold. He plays no defense, and his offense comes in occasional bursts. If they wanted that much salary going forward, they never would have traded KAT. They won’t even check the rear view mirror if he opts out. In spite of his good series vs. LA,his playoff numbers are subpar.

[LeBowen]

Randle is fools gold. He plays no defense, and his offense comes in occasional bursts.

That's why I said if he can continue his play. Lakers were a defensively bad team, but if he manages to have another ~22ppg series on good efficency against Draymond, then he's a good asset to have.

If they wanted that much salary going forward, they never would have traded KAT. They won’t even check the rear view mirror if he opts out. In spite of his good series vs. LA,his playoff numbers are subpar.

Yeah, he was pretty bad for the Knicks, that's why I made Dubious Handle jokes. He was a first option there, a role that's too much for him.
Ant seems to love him and he's a good complement if we're talking archetypes.
Ant/DiVincenzo/McDaniels/Randle/Naz lineup should be the most played against the Warriors, we'll see how it goes.

[ambchang]

Yeah, you might be right about Yabusele. I still think he's a good player, but I am basing that on his Olympic play. I didn't watch him in Philly, just looked at stats and the game/s against the Spurs.

As for not getting another perimeter shooting big/center, what do you mean he'll take up Victor's space? Do you mean he'll occupy too much space out on the perimeter giving Victor less room to move around on the outside/perimeter?
That could also clog up the lane for other guys to drive inside (if the center can't shoot at all), and also, if Victor wants to go inside more, not sure how that would work if the other center can't shoot from the outside, or are you not intending this player to start? Good theory, though, I am just trying to look at it from other angles.

Yeah, sorry about that as it was really unclear. I was just rambling.

What I meant is with another perimeter big wemby wouldn’t have as room to operate and also it is unnecessary. Wemby is already shooting. I always thought that it’s hard to build a fluid offence arounf wemby because he’s so big. If you put him up too you would have to clear both sides of the court because literally one step and he’s on the side lines. To give him room to operate I still think an offence with lots of cutting would work. Another thing is that we do need inside scoring, having a big (or a perimeter player who plays big) can allow the spurs to run an outside in offence with wemby taking the outside and once he draws the big out, allow the inside player to get easy buckets without any shot blockers in the paint.

The inside player should be able to shoot somewhat as to not clog up the lane and allow the spurs to also switch it to a cut heavy offence, with players like fox, castle and wemby initiating offence looking for cutters while they can drive to the basket. It could be a versatile offence that requires a lot of rad and react but to many peoples point, not sure we have the smart personnel to do it yet.

I’m not over ally worried about clogged lanes now. Really the only player who can’t shoot that gets regular minutes is sochan. While castle and to an extent fox may not be dead eye shooters, you’d still have to guard them.

[Obstructed_View]

Until he's too old or injured to play, I think Adams is a perfect pairing with Victor.

[Ice009]

Thanks for the clarification. That makes sense. I would not mind a big that can score inside, and you might be right that it could work better than having another big like mostly shoots. Very interesting which way the Spurs will go.

I'd also love Adams, but not sure if he's more a bench big or starter with Victor? Is he actually any good down low? How does he get the bulk of his offense?

[TeKu]

I'd also love Adams, but not sure if he's more a bench big or starter with Victor? Is he actually any good down low? How does he get the bulk of his offense?

The bulk of Adams offense impact comes from offensive rebounds and creating space for others. Fox/Castle/Vassell would love playing with him. Can't see Houston letting him go with his recent play though. His FT% would be right at home in SA.

[ambchang]

Adam’s would be nice. I’ve always loved his game, setting the best screens, boxing out his man so far westbrook can get his rebounds, decent passer, reliable roller.

The only qualms I have about him is that he hasn’t committed the first live murder in a sporting event on Tv, live, against Draymond. I don’t understand it, I’m pretty positive Adam’s can rip Draymond into two pieces like a piece of bbq chicken, but he just doesn’t do anything against anyone.

[tbdog]

I don't have a pulse on what the spurs are going to do this time. Usually I get a sense what they are looking for. Just by looking at rumours and following the team. This time I am really lost. I know that the Spurs will obtain a rotational center. I have no idea who that would be though.

[stnick2261]

I wouldn't expect Adams to play big minutes, but I'd love to pick him up anyway.

[widowmaker]

Just for reference, here's a list of all NBA Free Agents in 2025.

NBA Free Agents
Tracking the status and signings of all NBA free agents.
SEASON

TEAM

POSITON

FREE AGENT TYPE


AVAILABLE
entries per page
PLAYER (202) POS AGE YOE PREV TEAM PREV AAV TYPE
LeBron James PF 40.3 22 LAL $50,677,999
PLAYER / $52.6M
Fred VanVleet PG 31.2 9 HOU $42,846,615
CLUB / $44.9M
Kyrie Irving PG 33.1 14 DAL $40,000,000
PLAYER / $44.0M
James Harden SG 35.7 15 LAC $35,000,000
PLAYER / $36.3M
Khris Middleton SF 33.7 13 WAS $31,000,000
PLAYER / $34.0M
Julius Randle PF 30.4 11 MIN $29,272,320
PLAYER / $30.9M
John Collins PF 27.6 8 UTA $25,000,000
PLAYER / $26.6M
Brook Lopez C 37.1 17 MIL $24,000,000
UFA / Bird
Clint Capela C 30.9 11 ATL $22,940,640
UFA / Bird
Bruce Brown Jr. SG 28.7 7 NOP $22,500,000
UFA / Early Bird
Malcolm Brogdon PG 32.3 9 WAS $22,500,000
UFA / Bird
Myles Turner C 29.1 10 IND $20,451,750
UFA / Bird
Tim Hardaway Jr. SG 33.1 12 DET $18,750,000
UFA / Bird
Duncan Robinson SF 31.0 7 MIA $18,000,000
OPT-OUT / $19.9M
D'Angelo Russell PG 29.2 10 BKN $18,000,000
UFA / Bird
Caris LeVert SG 30.7 9 ATL $16,000,000
UFA / Bird
Luke Kennard SG 28.8 8 MEM $14,000,000
UFA / Bird
Naz Reid C 25.7 6 MIN $13,986,432
PLAYER / $15.0M
Dorian Finney-Smith PF 32.0 9 LAL $13,890,240
PLAYER / $15.4M
Dennis Schröder PG 31.6 12 DET $12,715,125
UFA / Early Bird
Steven Adams C 31.8 12 HOU $12,600,000
UFA / Bird
Marvin Bagley III PF 26.1 7 MEM $12,500,000
UFA / Bird
Bobby Portis PF 30.2 10 MIL $12,144,552
PLAYER / $13.4M
Chris Boucher PF 32.2 8 TOR $11,750,000
UFA / Bird
Matisse Thybulle SG 28.2 6 POR $11,025,000
PLAYER / $11.6M
Moritz Wagner C 28.0 7 ORL $11,000,000
CLUB / $11.0M
Joe Ingles SF 37.6 11 ORL $11,000,000
UFA / Non-Bird
Larry Nance Jr. PF 32.3 10 ATL $10,790,000
UFA / Bird
Chris Paul PG 39.9 20 SAS $10,460,000
UFA / Non-Bird
Al Horford C 38.9 18 BOS $9,750,000
UFA / Bird
Tre Jones PG 25.2 5 CHI $9,500,000
UFA / Bird
Pat Connaughton SG 32.2 10 MIL $9,423,869
PLAYER / $9.4M
Gary Payton II PG 32.4 9 GSW $8,715,000
UFA / Bird
Kelly Oubre Jr. SF 29.3 10 PHI $8,182,575
PLAYER / $8.4M
Jeff Green PF 38.7 18 HOU $8,000,000
UFA / Early Bird
Trey Lyles PF 29.5 10 SAC $8,000,000
UFA / Bird
Vasilije Micic PG 31.2 2 PHX $7,851,717
CLUB / $8.1M
Gary Harris SG 30.6 11 ORL $7,500,000
CLUB / $7.5M
Kevon Looney C 29.2 10 GSW $7,500,000
UFA / Bird
Jae’Sean Tate SF 29.5 5 HOU $6,876,811
UFA / Bird
Josh Giddey SG 22.5 4 CHI $6,803,702
RFA / Bird
Jevon Carter PG 29.6 7 CHI $6,500,000
PLAYER / $6.8M
Jonathan Kuminga PF 22.5 4 GSW $6,213,837
RFA / Bird
Precious Achiuwa PF 25.6 5 NYK $6,000,000
UFA / Bird
Malik Beasley SG 28.4 9 DET $6,000,000
UFA / Non-Bird
Dario Saric PF 31.0 9 DEN $5,297,200
PLAYER / $5.4M
Davion Mitc PG 26.7 4 MIA $5,237,879
RFA / Bird
Andre Drummond C 31.7 13 PHI $5,000,000
PLAYER / $5.0M
Ziaire Williams SF 23.6 4 BKN $4,976,981
RFA / Bird
Nicolas Batum SF 36.3 17 LAC $4,784,700
PLAYER / $4.9M
Aaron Holiday PG 28.6 7 HOU $4,784,700
CLUB / $4.9M
Nickeil Alexander-Walker SG 26.7 6 MIN $4,500,000
UFA / Bird
Dwight Powell C 33.8 11 DAL $4,000,000
PLAYER / $4.0M
Jake LaRavia PF 23.5 3 SAC $3,690,842
UFA / Bird
Amir Coffey SG 27.8 6 LAC $3,666,667
UFA / Bird
Tre Mann PG 24.2 4 CHA $3,511,803
RFA / Bird
Russell Westbrook PG 36.4 17 DEN $3,386,366
PLAYER / $3.5M
Cory Joseph PG 33.7 13 ORL $3,386,366
CLUB / $3.5M
Eric Gordon SG 36.3 17 PHI $3,386,366
PLAYER / $3.5M
Doug McDermott SF 33.3 11 SAC $3,303,771
UFA / Non-Bird
Markieff Morris PF 35.7 14 LAL $3,303,771
UFA / Bird
Tristan Thompson C 34.1 14 CLE $3,303,771
UFA / Early Bird
Patty Mills PG 36.7 16 LAC $3,303,771
UFA / Non-Bird
James Johnson PF 38.2 15 IND $3,303,771
UFA / Bird
Spencer Dinwiddie PG 32.0 11 DAL $3,303,771
UFA / Non-Bird
Seth Curry SG 34.7 12 CHA $3,303,771
UFA / Early Bird
Taj Gibson C 39.8 16 CHA $3,303,771
UFA / Non-Bird
Kyle Lowry PG 39.1 19 PHI $3,303,771
UFA / Non-Bird
Alec Burks SG 33.8 14 MIA $3,303,771
UFA / Non-Bird
Garrett Temple SG 38.9 15 TOR $3,303,771
UFA / Early Bird
Mason Plumlee C 35.2 12 PHX $3,303,771
UFA / Non-Bird
DeAndre Jordan C 36.8 17 DEN $3,303,771
UFA / Bird
Dante Exum PG 29.8 9 DAL $3,075,000
UFA / Early Bird
Isaiah Jackson PF 23.2 4 IND $3,039,165
RFA / Bird
Tyus Jones PG 28.9 10 PHX $3,003,427
UFA / Non-Bird
Cameron Payne PG 30.7 10 NYK $3,003,427
UFA / Non-Bird
Delon Wright PG 33.0 10 NYK $3,003,427
UFA / Non-Bird
Ajay Mitc PG 22.8 1 OKC $3,000,000
CLUB / $3.0M
Taurean Prince PF 31.1 9 MIL $2,988,550
UFA / Non-Bird
Ariel Hukporti C 23.0 1 NYK $2,872,666
CLUB / $2.0M
Monte Morris PG 29.8 8 PHX $2,800,834
UFA / Non-Bird
Luke Kornet C 29.8 8 BOS $2,800,834
UFA / Bird
Quentin Grimes SG 24.9 4 PHI $2,782,011
RFA / Bird
Trendon Watford PF 24.4 4 BKN $2,726,603
UFA / Early Bird
Thomas Bryant C 27.8 8 IND $2,686,788
UFA / Non-Bird
Damion Lee SG 32.5 8 PHX $2,686,788
UFA / Early Bird
Jae Crowder SF 34.8 13 SAC $2,620,232
UFA / Non-Bird
Cameron Thomas SG 23.5 4 BKN $2,613,962
RFA / Bird
Gary Trent Jr. SG 26.2 7 MIL $2,613,120
UFA / Non-Bird
Day'Ron Sharpe C 23.4 4 BKN $2,579,451
RFA / Bird
Santi Aldama C 24.2 4 MEM $2,560,843
RFA / Bird
Justin Edwards SG 21.3 1 PHI $2,553,451
CLUB / $2.0M
Ty Jerome SG 27.8 6 CLE $2,500,000
UFA / Early Bird
Talen Horton-Tucker SG 24.4 6 CHI $2,425,403
UFA / Non-Bird
Jordan McLaughlin PG 29.0 6 SAS $2,425,403
UFA / Non-Bird
Bol Bol PF 25.4 6 PHX $2,425,403
UFA / Early Bird
Tristan Vukcevic C 22.1 2 WAS $2,424,892
RFA / Two-Way
Kevin Porter Jr. PG 25.0 5 MIL $2,392,183
PLAYER / $2.5M
Jaxson Hayes C 24.9 6 NOP $2,314,473
UFA / Bird
Vlatko Cancar PF 28.0 6 DEN $2,271,775
UFA / Bird
Keon Johnson SG 23.1 4 BKN $2,256,092
CLUB / $2.3M
Luka Garza C 26.3 4 MIN $2,256,092
CLUB / $2.3M
Sandro Mamukelashvili C 25.9 4 SAS $2,162,606
UFA / Non-Bird
Charles Bassey C 24.5 4 SAS $2,162,606
UFA / Bird
Dalano Banton PG 25.4 4 POR $2,108,338
UFA / Early Bird
AJ Green SG 25.6 3 MIL $2,108,016
UFA / Bird
Guerschon Yabusele PF 29.3 3 PHI $2,087,519
UFA / Non-Bird
Caleb Houstan SF 22.2 3 ORL $2,051,850
CLUB / $2.2M
Jericho Sims C 26.5 4 MIL $1,886,069
UFA / Bird
Lonnie Walker IV SG 26.3 7 PHI $1,860,904
CLUB / $2.9M
P.J. Tucker PF 40.0 14 NYK $1,857,897
CLUB / $3.5M
Antonio Reeves SG 24.4 1 NOP $1,802,934
RFA / Bird
Rayan Rupert SG 20.9 2 POR $1,744,366
CLUB / $2.2M
Josh Minott SF 22.4 3 MIN $1,736,199
CLUB / $2.2M
Gui Santos SF 22.8 2 GSW $1,714,339
CLUB / $2.2M
Keon Ellis SF 25.2 3 SAC $1,701,903
CLUB / $2.3M
Landry Shamet SG 28.1 7 NYK $1,682,008
UFA / Bird
JT Thor PF 22.7 4 WAS $1,659,553
RFA / Two-Way
Jalen Wilson PF 24.5 2 BKN $1,654,511
CLUB / $2.2M
Tony Bradley C 27.2 7 IND $1,635,635
CLUB / $2.9M
Elfrid Payton PG 31.2 9 NOP $1,602,563
CLUB / $3.2M
Jabari Walker SF 22.8 3 POR $1,585,781
RFA / Bird
Jared Butler PG 24.7 4 PHI $1,547,652
CLUB / $2.3M
Paul Reed C 25.8 5 DET $1,530,375
UFA / Non-Bird
Lindy Waters III SF 27.8 4 DET $1,481,533
UFA / Bird
Brandon Boston Jr SG 23.4 4 NOP $1,473,080
CLUB / $2.3M
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl PF 24.5 4 NOP $1,422,907
UFA / Bird
Tyrese Martin SF 26.1 2 BKN $1,413,875
CLUB / $2.2M
Dominick Barlow PF 21.9 3 ATL $1,381,311
CLUB / $2.3M
Keshad Johnson PF 23.8 1 MIA $1,340,130
CLUB / $2.0M
Chuma Okeke PF 26.7 5 CLE $1,331,209
CLUB / $2.5M
Stanley Umude G 26.0 3 DET $1,329,577
RFA / Two-Way
Jordan Goodwin PG 26.5 4 LAL $1,286,648
CLUB / $2.3M
Quinten Post C 25.1 1 GSW $1,197,149
CLUB / $2.0M
Alex Len C 31.8 12 LAL $1,177,206
UFA / Non-Bird
Jeff Dowtin PG 27.9 4 PHI $1,162,327
RFA / Two-Way
J.D. Davison PG 22.6 3 BOS $1,141,366
CLUB / $2.3M
Kai Jones PF 24.2 4 DAL $1,104,289
RFA / Two-Way
Ben Simmons PG 28.8 9 LAC $1,082,061
UFA / Non-Bird
Isaac Jones C 24.8 1 SAC $1,054,167
CLUB / $2.0M
Torrey Craig SF 34.3 8 BOS $1,046,289
UFA / Non-Bird
Drew Timme F 24.6 1 BKN $1,034,216
CLUB / $2.0M
Markelle Fultz PG 26.9 8 SAC $981,902
RFA / Non-Bird
Bismack Biyombo C 32.7 14 SAS $797,462
UFA / Non-Bird
Javonte Green SG 31.8 6 CLE $696,955
UFA / Non-Bird
MarJon Beauchamp SG 24.5 3 NYK $514,970
RFA / Two-Way
Ryan Rollins SG 22.8 3 MIL $491,887
RFA / Two-Way
Pat Spencer G 28.8 2 GSW $438,810
RFA / Non-Bird
Lamar Stevens SF 27.8 5 MEM $411,529
UFA / Early Bird
Kevin Knox SF 25.7 7 GSW $330,394
UFA / Non-Bird
Braxton Key SF 28.2 3 GSW $11,997
UFA / Non-Roster Invite
David Roddy PF 24.1 3 PHI $11,997
RFA / Two-Way
Branden Carlson C 25.8 1 OKC $6,538
RFA / Two-Way
Anton Watson PF 24.5 1 NYK $0
RFA / Two-Way
Miles Norris PF 25.0 2 BOS $0
RFA / Two-Way
Jacob Toppin SF 24.9 2 ATL $0
RFA / Two-Way
Jalen Hood-Schifino PG 21.8 2 PHI $0
RFA / Two-Way
Nah'Shon Hyland PG 24.6 4 MIN $0
UFA / Two-Way
Taran Armstrong G 23.2 1 GSW $0
RFA / Two-Way
Wendell Moore Jr. SG 23.8 3 CHA $0
RFA / Two-Way
Keion Brooks Jr. SF 1 NOP $0
RFA / Two-Way
Tristen Newton PG 24.0 1 MIN $0
RFA / Two-Way
Emanuel Miller SF 24.8 1 CHI $0
RFA / Two-Way
Isaiah Stevens PG 24.5 1 MIA $0
RFA / Two-Way
Boo Buie G 25.3 1 NYK $0
RFA / Two-Way
Yuki Kawamura G 24.0 1 MEM $0
RFA / Two-Way
Mac McClung PG 26.2 3 ORL $0
RFA / Two-Way
Christian Koloko C 24.8 2 LAL $0
RFA / Two-Way
E.J. Liddell PF 24.3 3 CHI $0
RFA / Two-Way
Emoni Bates SG 21.2 2 CLE $0
RFA / Two-Way
Kessler Edwards SF 24.7 4 SAC $0
RFA / Two-Way
Micah Potter C 27.0 4 UTA $0
RFA / Two-Way
Kevin McCullar Jr. SG 24.1 1 NYK $0
RFA / Two-Way
TyTy Washington Jr. PG 23.4 3 PHX $0
RFA
Spencer Jones SF 23.8 1 DEN $0
RFA / Two-Way
Harrison Ingram SF 22.4 1 SAS $0
RFA / Non-Bird
David Duke Jr. SG 25.5 4 SAS $0
RFA / Two-Way
Quenton Jackson G 26.6 3 IND $0
RFA / Two-Way
Jack McVeigh F 28.8 1 HOU $0
RFA / Two-Way
Josh Christopher SG 23.3 3 MIA $0
RFA / Two-Way
Trentyn Flowers F 20.1 1 LAC $0
RFA / Two-Way
Riley Minix SF 24.6 1 SAS $0
RFA / Two-Way
Alex Ducas G 24.3 1 OKC $0
RFA / Two-Way
Keaton Wallace G 26.2 2 ATL $0
RFA / Two-Way
Jamal Cain SF 26.1 3 NOP $0
RFA / Two-Way
Bryce McGowens SG 22.4 3 POR $0
RFA / Two-Way
P.J. Hall PF 23.2 1 DEN $0
RFA / Two-Way
N'Faly Dante PF 23.5 1 HOU $0
RFA / Two-Way
Jesse Edwards C 25.1 1 MIN $0
RFA / Two-Way
Cam Spencer SG 25.0 1 MEM $0
RFA / Two-Way
Daniss Jenkins G 23.7 1 DET $0
RFA / Two-Way
Reece Beekman PG 23.5 1 BKN $0
RFA / Two-Way
Drew Peterson F 25.4 2 BOS $0
RFA / Two-Way
Trey Alexander SG 22.0 1 DEN $0
RFA / Two-Way
Isaiah Crawford G 23.5 1 SAC $0
RFA / Two-Way
Jalen Bridges SG 23.9 1 PHX $0
RFA / Two-Way
Dru Smith SG 27.3 2 MIA $0
RFA / Two-Way
Collin Gillespie PG 25.8 3 PHX $0
RFA / Two-Way
Justin Minaya F 26.1 3 POR $0
RFA / Two-Way
Adam Flagler G 25.4 2 OKC $0
RFA / Two-Way
Mason Jones SG 26.8 4 SAC $0
RFA / Two-Way
Troy Brown Jr. SG 25.8 7 DET
UFA / Early Bird

That whole ing list of dudes and people around here are going to be "bring in trey lyles, garret temple and cory joseph"

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Guys

If we cannot get Naz, then is there a world where we acquire the following:
1) Adams
2) Kon
3) Cameron J, and
4) Yabusele

Plus, jettison the three friends?