Unrestricted Free Agents
Guards: Andre Miller, Jason Kidd, Allen Iverson, Ben Gordon, Mike Bibby, Stephon Marbury, Ronnie Price, CJ Watson, Brevin Knight, Kevin Ollie, Flip Murray, Anthony Carter, Bobby Jackson, Jason Hart, Damon Jones, Tyronne Lue, Juan Dixon, Lindsey Hunter, Jacque Vaughn, Mike Wilks, Steve Francis, Sam Cassell, Eric Snow
Wings: Shawn Marion, Ron Artest, Trevor Ariza, Grant Hill, Wally Szczerbiak, Anthony Parker, Keith Bogans, Quinton Ross, Dahntay Jones, Walter Herrmann, Von Wafer, Rodney Carney, Desmond Mason, Ime Udoka, Kareem Rush, Matt Barnes, Mo Ager, Jeremy Richardson, Morris Almond, Gerald Green, Stephen Graham, James Singleton, Hassan Adams, Steve Novak
Big Men: Lamar Odom, Rasheed Wallace, Zaza Pachulia, Drew Gooden, Brandon Bass, Rasho Nesterovic, Joe Smith, Chris Wilcox, Chris Andersen, Jason Collins, Robert Swift, Adonal Foyle, Chris Mihm, Shelden Williams, Maceo Baston, Stromile Swift, Melvin Ely, Sean Marks, Malik Rose, Ryan Bowen, Paul Davis, Rob Kurz, Austin Croshere, Jamaal Magloire, Cheikh Samb, Mouhamed Sene, Donyell Marshall, Theo Ratliff, Raef LaFrentz, Shavlik Randolph, Jarron Collins, Calvin Booth, Michael Ruffin, Cedric Simmons, Lorenzon Wright
Restricted Free Agents
Guards: Ramon Sessions, Raymond Felton, Nate Robinson, Jarrett Jack, Will Solomon, Luther Head, Juan Carlos Navarro
Wings: Marvin Williams, Josh Childress, Linas Kleiza, Rashad McCants, Ersan Ilyasova, Carlos Delfino, Jamario Moon, Hakim Warrick, Joey Graham, Mario West, Shannon Brown, Marcus Williams, Thomas Gardner, Othello Hunter
Big Men: Paul Millsap, David Lee, Charlie Villanueva, Leon Powe, Marcin Gortat, Glen Davis, Channing Frye, Sean May, Johan Petro, Ike Diogu, Aaron Gray, Solomon Jones, Joel Anthony, Josh McRoberts, Ryan Hollins,
Player Options
Guards: Jamal Crawford (ETO), Eddie House, Royal Ivey, Anthony Johnson, Bobby Brown, Travis Diener, Mike James, Chris Quinn (restricted if opts out)
Wings: Kobe Bryant (ETO), Hedo Turkoglu (ETO), Kyle Korver (ETO), Quentin Richardson, Trenton Hassell (ETO), Michael Finley, Damien Wilkins (ETO), Devin Brown, Devean George, Ricky Davis, Yakhouba Diawara (restricted if opts out)
Big Men: Carlos Boozer, Zydrunas Ilgauskas (ETO), Anderson Varejao, Antonio McDyess, Jermaine O’Neal, Memo Okur (ETO), Al Harrington, Francisco Elson, Eddy Curry (ETO), Mark Blount (ETO), Kwame Brown, Steven Hunter (ETO), Brian Skinner, Malik Allen, Jerome James, Brian Cook, Etan Thomas (ETO),
Team Options
Marquis Daniels, Antoine Walker, Will Bynum, Jarvis Hayes, Luis Admunson, Sean Singletary, Kyrylo Feseneko (restricted if opted out), Alex Acker
Limited Salary Protection
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Where do you see the three Pistons going? Allen Iverson, Rasheed Wallace, and Antonio McDyess. I can’t see Allen Iverson coming back to the Pistons. Also, where do you think Grant Hill will go?
Hey Travis,
It’s too early to say.
How this season finishes will be a big factor in deciding what happens to each player — what teams they’re interested in, what teams are interested in them, and how much money they could charge for their services.
Over the next week or so, I’ll be writing some posts on the teams below the cap and which players they may look to spend their money on. Those posts should deal with some of the high price players. I think it’ll be interesting because I don’t think the market is going to be favourable to some of these high profiles players who are used to earning big bucks, we could see a few guys fall down to the MLE — Sheed is a possible example of that.
I must add Dice to this list. I wrote this post back when he was with the Nuggets on his previous contract.
I haven’t thought about any of the Pistons but Grant Hill has explicitly said he won’t leave Phoenix. If he gets moved or released, he’ll retire.
Hey K-Man,
Grant Hill was referring only to this season when he made those comments. He was disgusted at the trade rumours he was involved in and wanted to put a stop to them, and did so very well.
Maybe he’ll hold the same views this summer, but maybe not.
I don’t think it’s a guarantee, especially if Phoenix isn’t seen as a Contender and someone like say a Boston Celtics is offering him a one year ride on their gravy train. We’ll have to wait and see.
Fair enough. We’ll see what happens since the Suns are spiraling downward pretty quickly…