Who else are there valuable players in the free agency market this summer?

Today, David Lee also has a home, and I think that's all there is value: the Celtics.

Tony Allen (about to sign with the Celtics), Nate Robinson (although he occasionally gets into trouble, the little potato still has the ability to score and can be used as a weapon in the bench).

Lynx. Terrence Thomas (the Nets are said to be interested in him, but he wants to stay with the Bobcats and continue playing for Larry Brown), Felton.

Bull. Brad Miller (who, despite his age, still attracts the attention of some teams, including the Rockets, whose backup plan is reportedly to sign Miller if they don't get Bosh).

Knight. Big Z, Shark O'Neal (At the moment, Big Shark still doesn't have a new owner, but he has been in contact with the Mavericks and the Hawks.) )

Calf. Haywood (Mavericks, who declined the Heat's trade for Haywood, who reportedly preferred Haywood to stay in Dallas).

Piston. Kwame Brown (who was favored by the Boston Celtics, but ended up out because of O'Neal Jr.), Big Ben.

Warrior. Moreau.

Rocket. Scola and Lloris (although there are other teams interested in these two, the Rockets have already promised that they will match any ** from other teams).

Lakers. Famar, Shannon Brown, Fisher (Kobe Bryant has publicly stated that he hopes Fisher will return to the Lakers, but at present, the Lakers and Fisher have not reached an agreement, and the two sides may not have reached an agreement because of the amount of the contract).

Hot team. Haslem, O'Neal Jr. (Boston Celtics manager Angie has revealed that they are about to sign a two-year, $12 million contract with O'Neal Jr.), Alstom, Big Q

Stag. Ridnor (the Bucks have already said that Ridnor will not return to the Bucks).

Nets. Boone, Bobby Simmons.

Nix. Harrington, Maddy (previously, Maddy's affair with the Lakers was rampant, but it is difficult to predict where Maddie's new owner is), Eddie House.

Magic. Barnes (there is more than one team interested in Barnes).

Trailblazer. Second Uncle Huo.

There are not many good inner free lines of existence value.

Valuable, that's Maddie, Iverson! Scola, Fisher! Haywood! These are valuable players!

All basically signed with Brand, Miller, Maddie, Iverson, Fisher (not renewed) and none of these.

Personally, I'm very optimistic about Miller, both offensive and defensive, especially defensive...

The rest are mostly second-tier stars.

Davis, Hayward, DeRozan, Ingram, Harrell. These big stars, with enough quality and experience, can help the team in a lot of places and help the team develop young players.

In 2020, the free agency market will have a letter song, a well-rounded offense and defense, and Anthony Davis, who is equally comprehensive, and Tatum in the East is also a rising star with a well-rounded skill.

There are a lot of big names in the free market, like AD (Anthony Davis), Brandon Ingram, Andre Drummond, DeMar DeRozan, Montrez Harrell.

Personally, I think the five biggest names are: Anthony Davis, Hayward, Drummond, Harrell, and DeRozan.

In this summer's NBA free agent market, the top 5 biggest stars are LeBron JamesPaul George, Chris Paul, DeMarcus Cousins, Kevin Durant.

The five biggest names in the NBA free agent market this summer are LeBron James, 2 Kevin Durant, 3 Paul George, 4 Chris Paul, and 5 DeMarcus Cousins.

The biggest free agent in the NBA this year is actually Anthony Davis, as well as Gordon Hayward of the Celtics. Including Jazz's Favors. Suffice it to say, with the exception of Davis, there are no other superstars who are barely on mid-level contracts at best.

Personally, I think it should be Anthony Davis, Brandon Ingram, Andre Drummond, DeMar DeRozan, and Montrez Harrell.

This year is actually a small year in the free market, at least compared to the previous two years, this year seems a little bleak, and the only one who can be called a superstar is Anthony Davis. As the Lakers' second-in-command, he has had a great time with James this season, and the team has played a great record. Although he will jump out of his contract and become a free agent this summer, he has no reason to leave the Lakers, and according to the current executives in the league, they all believe that Davis will almost 100% choose to stay in Los Angeles and continue to stay with James.

Originally, Ingram should not be a big name, but because his growth this season is really surprising, once let everyone see what Durant used to be, so his value has also risen sharply. So far this season, he has averaged points, rebounds, assists, 1 steal and blocks per game, shooting percentage, three-point shooting percentage, and has been selected to this year's All-Star team. It is no exaggeration to say that his next contract salary is at least $25 million a year, and may even approach $30 million.

Zhuang Shen actually has the potential to be a superstar, but it's a pity that he was born in the wrong era, if it was placed in the 20th century, his value would definitely rise sharply, at least he wouldn't be mixed up like he is now, and he was swept away by the Pistons. As a center who can't shoot, he is averaging points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks and shooting percentage per game this season. In fact, such a player is still very sought-after in today's league, as long as his asking price is not too high, there should still be many teams who want him.

The main reason why he is not treated by other teams this season is because of his annual salary of $27.09 million, as long as he can find his future, the future is still worth looking forward to.

Like Zhuang Shen, DeRozan was actually born in the wrong era. As a shooting guard, he didn't even shoot three-pointers, which was not magnified before, because he was still a solid All-Star caliber player when he was in the East. But after coming to the Spurs, the league officially entered the era of small ball, which also exposed his shortcomings, and the center was spurned for not being able to shoot three-pointers, let alone shooting guards.

But even so, he can still get points, rebounds, assists, 1 steal per game, and a shooting percentage, which should be no problem with a contract with an annual salary of about 20 million, but it is impossible to reach the current height.

Finally, let's talk about Harrell, who is almost unanimously expected to leave the Clippers this summer because the team no longer has enough room to give him a big contract. Harrell has never enjoyed a big contract in his entire career, and his annual salary this season is only $6 million, so his urgency for money is very strong. So far this season, he has averaged points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks per game, and his shooting percentage, and the outside world is unanimously optimistic that he will join the Knicks.

The first is Anthony Davis, who has a lot of talk about where he goes, and which team he goes to can make a difference, and the second is Ingram, whose performances this season have made many teams excited. The third is DeRozan, the fourth is Montrez Harrell and the fifth is Andre Drummond.

I think the top five biggest names in the NBA free agency market are Anthony Davis, Brandon Ingram, Andre Drummond, DeMardeRozan and Montres Harrell, and all five of them are very strong.

I think the five stars are: Stephen Curry, Dream Green, Thomson, James and Harden.

1.LeBron James "Little Emperor" has been trying to turn his Cavaliers from a trophy to a championship contender, leading the team to one Finals and two regular season best records in the past seven years, but he still hasn't won a championship. There are a number of teams that could become a place for James to belong, and in a previous interview, he said that the Cavaliers have a big advantage in resigning him, but after the fires of general manager Danny Ferry and head coach Mike Brown, the question also arises, is the team trying to keep James by doing so?

In addition to the knights, the bull is the most promising to become the next home of the "little emperor". With a number of young cores such as Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah and Rohr Deng, and the team recently confirmed Tim Thibodeau as the new head coach, the only thing that prevents James from joining the Windy City is the timeless legacy that Michael Jordan left here. If the Cavaliers are determined to build a championship-caliber roster for James, his decision may be affected.

Recently, it has been reported that the Cavaliers may trade Mo Williams plus Delonte West for a talented player, and they are only doing so in the hope that James will make a commitment to stay. 2.Dwyane Wade Among the three libero, Wade has the least rumors of going to stay, and staying in Miami is undoubtedly the best choice for the "Flash" compared to leaving the Heat to find a new club.

First, Wade has already led the Heat to the top of the league, and second, general manager Pat Riley has enough money to bring in a big-name star this summer, and if Wade can play alongside another superstar, the Heat will have a chance to win a second or even third championship. Rumors that the Heat plan to send Michael Beasley to another in exchange for Kenyon Doolin are obviously an unequal trade, but it could be an indication that the Heat are working hard to clear Beasley and free up more salary space. With the Heat having enough salary space to re-sign Wade, sign a superstar, and potentially bring in another top player (if Beasley is offered a $4.9 million contract), Miami will have a spring in their game.

3.Chris Bosh Wade is the top free man of the "left-behind faction", and Bosh is the representative of the "left-behind faction". In his seven years with the Raptors, Bosh has led the team to the playoffs only twice and has never made it past the first round.

Bosh has never been in the public spotlight, and in fact it has a lot to do with his team's location in Toronto, Canada. Bosh has the opportunity to join forces with Wade or Rose, and he has even bought a house in a new city to show favor to potential owners, and the high contract will be the only obstacle to his dream. Whether it's Miami, Chicago or New York, Bosh will not only have a great chance to make a name for himself, but he will also be able to challenge for a championship with his new team.

James. Yao Ming Bosh.

Vad. Gasol.

Stoudemire.

Kirilenko. Randolph.

Kenyon Martin. Pejastojakovic.

Jefferson (the one who changed Yi Jianlian).

Richardson. Tony Parker.

Chandler. Dampier.

Curry. Bruce Bowen.

Brad Miller.

O'neill. Stojakovic.

Mike Miller.

Alstom. Stephen Jackson.

Marcus Camby.

Kenyon Martin.

Ben Wallace.

Larry Hughes.

James. Bosh. Wade et al.

At 12:01 p.m. Beijing time on July 1, that is, 0:01 a.m. EST on the 1st, this year's NBA free market officially opened, and the highlight of the offseason slowly opened.

Under collective bargaining agreements, players whose contracts expire will become free agents after the free market opens and can negotiate their next contract with any team in the league. However, it is not possible to sign immediately, and the freezing period is from 12 o'clock on July 1 to 0:00 on July 7, and the player and the team can only reach a verbal agreement, and the signing can only be completed after the freezing period has passed. At that time, the salary cap for the new year will be finalized.

This year's free agency market is full of stars, including James, Durant, Paul, George, Ariza and other stars will test the free market.