After Van Jordan Reed renews his contract! 10 best players in the free market: Kumingga No. 6, Harden No. 2

On June 28, Reed and the Timberwolves reached a five-year, 125 million contract extension today. It is reported that many teams want to get him, but Reed chose to stay in the end. Van Jordan and the Rockets had a two-year, 50 million contract. After they renewed their contract, there are fewer and fewer big fish in the free market. Next, let’s take a look at the 10 best players in the free market.

Tenth Beasley

After joining the Pistons this season, Beasley proved his ability. He relied on his excellent shooting ability to play as a top six man. He proved that he had recovered to his peak, so many teams are interested in winning him, and the Pistons want to keep him. Beasley, who is a completely free agent this summer, will probably choose a team with a high offer, averaging 16.3 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game this season.

ninth Cameron Thomas

Thomas' scoring ability is obvious to everyone, but because of his limited defensive and organizational ability, the Nets have never regarded him as the team's core training. He is a restricted free agent this summer. It is estimated that the Nets may keep him at a lower price. After all, there are no reports that any team wants to get him. Thomas averages 24 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game this season. In the future, it is worth looking forward to.

Eighth Grams

Grims is also a restricted free agent in the offseason. After joining the 76ers, he performed well, with an offense and defense, and his big heart attributes are full. It is estimated that many teams are willing to offer. After winning Edgecomm, it is estimated that the 76ers will not keep him. After all, the team's backcourt talent is too crowded, and this person is worthy of being trained as a core. After joining the 76ers, he averaged 21.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1.5 steals per game.

7 Finney Smith

Finney Smith recently jumped out of his last year's contract and became a complete free agent. If you only look at the data, Smith would not be in this position, but Finney is the winning puzzle. He is one of the best 3D players in the league. For the championship team, Finney Smith is more valuable than the above three. Finney Smith is a player whose data cannot reflect value. This season, averaging 8.7 points, 4 rebounds, 1.4 assists, and 41% of three-pointers.

The sixth Kumingga

Kumingga can be said to be the most talented player among free agents this year. He has been with the Warriors enough to want to go to a team that can give him the ball rights, and the Warriors can only give him a qualification offer. If other teams give high prices, they can only give up. The Nets may take Kumingga to train. If he is given enough room to make mistakes, he has the ability to become an All-Star in the future. This season, he averages 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game.

Fifth Turner

The news now is that as long as the free market opens, the Pacers will renew their contract with Turner, but it is hard to say whether they will be intercepted. After all, Halliburton is injured, and there are probably teams willing to give him a big contract. Turner is one of the best championship puzzles in active service, with top space 3D, and even a three-pointer step back. Turner averaged 15.6 points, 6.5 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 2 blocks per game this season. He can adapt to any lineup.

The fourth Gidey

One of the best ball-holding cores in the free market this time, he did not get much playing time because of Lavin's existence at the beginning of the season, but after Lavin was traded by the Bulls, Gidey got enough ball rights. After the All-Star, he averaged 20+10+9 in a game. The news now is that the Bulls want to keep him with a contract with an average salary of 30 million. Is this price a little low?

Third Randall

Randall proved himself in the playoffs this season and also exposed his shortcomings. He has an absolute advantage when facing five small lines. He can use his body and speed to crush his opponents and easily kill in the inside. However, he can't stand it when facing a team with big centers. Randall is a magic weapon to punish small lines. The Timberwolves are likely to not be able to keep him. This season, he can average 18.7 points, 7.1 rebounds and 4.7 assists per game.

Second Harden

Although Harden's performance in the playoffs is not very good, it is undeniable that Harden's ability to lead the team is still the top in the league, and he is likely to stay in the Clippers. After all, the cooperation between the two sides is very pleasant, but I don't know whether Harden will choose to reduce his salary to stay. After all, the Clippers' salary pressure is not small, and they also want to introduce suitable players to fill the lineup. Harden averaged 22.8 points, 5.8 rebounds and 8.7 assists per game this season.

No. 1 James

Although James is 40 years old, his ability is obvious to all. He still has the level of the top fifteen in the league. Although James is older, he is also changing. He has now reduced his ball-holding offense on the court, more of three-point shooting or mid-range in the position. His three-pointers are now above the league average. James averages 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, 8.2 assists and 1 steal. He is likely to stay in the team.

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