Comprehensive List of 2010 Free Agents by Position
by giacomo on Mar 6, 2010 5:57 PM EST
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2010 NBA Free Agents by Position
Starting Point Guards (3 Available)
Derek Fisher-LAL-Unrestricted FA
Starting Shooting Guards (11 Available)
Starting Small Forwards (8 Available)
Paul Pierce-BOS-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
LeBron James-CLE-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Rudy Gay-MEM-Restricted FA
Peja Stojakovic-NO-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Matt Barnes-ORL-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Grant Hill-PHX-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Richard Jefferson-SA-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Josh Howard-WAS-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Starting Power Forwards (11 Available)
Tyrus Thomas-CHA-Restricted FA
Dirk Nowitzki-DAL-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Kenyon Martin-DEN-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Luis Scola-HOU-Restricted FA
Al Harrington-NY-Unrestricted FA
David Lee-NY-Unrestricted FA
Amar'e Stoudemire-PHX-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Marcus Camby-POR-Unrestricted FA
Carl Landry-SAC-Team Option-Restricted FA
Chris Bosh-TOR-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Carlos Boozer-UTA-Unrestricted FA
Starting Centers (7 Available)
Tyson Chandler-CHA-Unrestricted FA
Brad Miller-CHI-Unrestricted FA
Brendan Haywood-DAL-Unrestricted FA
Ben Wallace-DET-Unrestricted FA
Yao Ming-HOU-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Jermaine O'Neal-MIA-Unrestricted FA
Channing Frye-PHX-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Bench Point Guards (32 available)
Nate Robinson-BOS-Unrestricted FA
Acie Law-CHI-Unrestricted FA
Jannero Pargo-CHI-Unrestricted FA
Sebastian Telfair-CLE-Unrestricted FA
J.J. Barea-DAL-Team Option-Unrestricted FA
Anthony Carter-DEN-Unrestricted FA
Will Bynum-DET-Restricted FA
C.J. Watson-GS-Restricted FA
T.J. Ford-IND-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Earl Watson-IND-Unrestricted FA
Bobby Brown-LAC-Restricted FA
Mardy Collins-LAC-Restricted FA
Steve Blake-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Jordan Farmar-LAL-Restricted FA
Shannon Brown-LAL-Player Option
Jamaal Tinsley-MEM-Unrestricted FA
Marcus Williams-MEM-Unrestricted FA
Mario Chalmers-MIA-Team Option-Restricted FA
Rafer Alston-MIA-Unrestricted FA
Carlos Arroyo-MIA-Unrestricted FA
Royal Ivey-MIL-Unrestricted FA
Luke Ridnour-MIL-Unrestricted FA
Chris Quinn-NJ-Unrestricted FA
Sergio Rodriguez-NY-Restricted FA
Chris Duhon-NY-Unrestricted FA
Kevin Ollie-OKC-Unrestricted FA
Anthony Johnson-ORL-Unrestricted FA
Jason Williams-ORL-Unrestricted FA
Patrick Mills-POR-Restricted FA
Travis Diener-POR-Unrestricted FA
Earl Boykins-WAS-Unrestricted FA
Javaris Crittenton-WAS-Unrestricted FA
Bench Shooting Guards (22 Available)
Josh Childress-ATL-Restricted FA
Mario West-ATL-Restricted FA
Tony Allen-BOS-Unrestricted FA
Marquis Daniels-BOS-Unrestricted FA
Ronald Murray-CHI-Unrestricted FA
DeShawn Stevenson-DAL-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Joey Graham-DEN-Unrestricted FA
Luther Head-IND-Unrestricted FA
Rasual Butler-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Ronnie Brewer-MEM-Restricted FA
Jerry Stackhouse-MIL-Unrestricted FA
J.R. Giddens-NY-Unrestricted FA
Eddie House-NY-Unrestricted FA
Tracy McGrady-NY-Unrestricted FA
J.J. Redick-ORL-Restricted FA
Willie Green-PHI-Early Termination option-Unrestricted FA
Allen Iverson-PHI-Unrestricted FA
Larry Hughes-SAC-Unrestricted FA
Keith Bogans-SAN-Unrestricted FA
Roger Mason-SA-Unrestricted FA
Wesley Matthews-UTA-Restricted FA
Kyle Korver-UTA-Unrestricted FA
Bench Small Forwards (31 Available)
Maurice Evans-ATL-Unrestricted FA
Marcus Landry-BOS-Restricted FA
Stephen Graham-CHA-Unrestricted FA
Joe Alexander-CHI-Unrestricted FA
Devin Brown-CHI-Unrestricted FA
Jawad Williams-CLE-Restricted FA
Linas Kleiza-DEN-Restricted FA
Kelenna Azubuike-GS-Unrestricted FA
Devean George-GS-Unrestricted FA
Vladimir Radmanovic-GS-Unrestricted FA
Steve Novak-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Travis Outlaw-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Adam Morrison-LAL-Restricted FA
Yakhouba Diawara-MIA-Unrestricted FA
Dorell Wright-MIA-Unrestricted FA
Sasha Pavlovic-MIN-Unrestricted FA
Alando Tucker-MIN-Unrestricted FA
Damien Wilkins-MIN-Unrestricted FA
Chris Douglas-Roberts-NJ-Team Option-Restricted FA
Trenton Hassell-NJ-Unrestricted FA
Jarvis Hayes-NJ-Unrestricted FA
Bobby Simmons-NJ-Unrestricted FA
Jonathan Bender-NY-Unrestricted FA
Rodney Carney-PHI-Unrestricted FA
Jason Kapono-PHI-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Jon Brockman-SAC-Restricted FA
Dominic McGuire-SAC-Restricted FA
Ime Udoka-SAC-Unrestricted FA
Antoine Wright-TOR-Unrestricted FA
Quinton Ross-WAS-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Bench Power Forwards (27 Available)
Joe Smith-ATL-Unrestricted FA
Brian Scalabrine-BOS-Unrestricted FA
Shelden Williams-BOS-Unrestricted FA
Hakim Warrick-CHI-Unrestricted FA
Leon Powe-CLE-Team Option-Unrestricted FA
Tim Thomas-DAL-Unrestricted FA
Malik Allen-DEN-Unrestricted FA
Chris Wilcox-DET-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Chris Hunter-GS-Restricted FA
Jared Jeffries-HOU-Early Termination Option
Drew Gooden-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Brian Skinner-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Craig Smith-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Steven Hunter-MEM-Unrestricted FA
Udonis Haslem-MIA-Unrestricted FA
Oleksiy Percherov-MIN-Unrestricted FA
Kris Humphries-NJ-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Ike Diogu-NO-Unrestricted FA
Sean Marks-NO-Unrestricted FA
Darius Songaila-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Brian Cardinal-NY-Unrestricted FA
Juwan Howard-POR-Unrestricted FA
Sean May-SAC-Unrestricted FA
Matt Bonner-SAN-Unrestricted FA
Amir Johnson-TOR-Unrestricted FA
James Singleton-WAS-Unrestricted FA
Bench Centers (34 Available)
Jason Collins-ATL-Unrestricted FA
Randolph Morris-ATL-Unrestricted FA
Nazr Mohammed-CHA-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Theo Ratliff-CHA-Unrestricted FA
Jerome James-CHI-Unrestricted FA
Shaquille O'Neal-CLE-Unrestricted FA
Johan Petro-DEN-Unrestricted FA
Kwame Brown-DET-Unrestricted FA
Anthony Tolliver-GS-Restricted FA
Hilton Armstrong-HOU-Restricted FA
Chuck Hayes-HOU-Team Option-Unrestricted FA
D.J. Mbenga-LAL-Unrestricted FA
Josh Powell-LAL-Unrestricted FA
Joel Anthony-MIA-Player Option-Restricted FA
Jamaal Magloire-MIA-Unrestricted FA
Primoz Brezec-MIL-Unrestricted FA
Kurt Thomas-MIL-Unrestricted FA
Nathan Jawai-MIN-Restricted FA
Darko Milicic-MIN-Unrestricted FA
Josh Boone-NJ-Restricted FA
Tony Battie-NJ-Unrestricted FA
Aaron Gray-NO-Restricted FA
Eddy Curry-NY-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Etan Thomas-OKC-Unrestricted FA
Adonal Foyle-ORL-Unrestricted FA
Francisco Elson-PHI-Unrestricted FA
Louis Amundson-PHX-Unrestricted FA
Jarron Collins-PHX-Unrestricted FA
Joel Przybilla-POR-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Ian Mahinmi-SA-Unrestricted FA
Rasho Nesterovic-TOR-Unrestricted FA
Patrick O'Bryant-TOR-Unrestricted FA
Kyrylo Fesenko-UTA-Restricted FA
Fabricio Oberto-WAS-Unrestricted FA
Leon Powe-Unrestricted FA
Tim Thomas-DAL-Unrestricted FA
Malik Allen-DEN-Unrestricted FA
Chris Wilcox-DET-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Chris Hunter-GS-Restricted FA
Jared Jeffries-HOU-Early Termination Option
Drew Gooden-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Brian Skinner-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Craig Smith-LAC-Unrestricted FA
Steven Hunter-MEM-Unrestricted FA
Udonis Haslem-MIA-Unrestricted FA
Oleksiy Percherov-MIN-Unrestricted FA
Kris Humphries-NJ-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Ike Diogu-NO-Unrestricted FA
Sean Marks-NO-Unrestricted FA
Darius Songaila-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Brian Cardinal-NY-Unrestricted FA
Juwan Howard-POR-Unrestricted FA
Sean May-SAC-Unrestricted FA
Matt Bonner-SAN-Unrestricted FA
Amir Johnson-TOR-Unrestricted FA
James Singleton-WAS-Unrestricted FA
Bench Centers (34 Available)
Jason Collins-ATL-Unrestricted FA
Randolph Morris-ATL-Unrestricted FA
Nazr Mohammed-CHA-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Theo Ratliff-CHA-Unrestricted FA
Jerome James-CHI-Unrestricted FA
Shaquille O'Neal-CLE-Unrestricted FA
Johan Petro-DEN-Unrestricted FA
Kwame Brown-DET-Unrestricted FA
Anthony Tolliver-GS-Restricted FA
Hilton Armstrong-HOU-Restricted FA
Chuck Hayes-HOU-Team Option-Unrestricted FA
D.J. Mbenga-LAL-Unrestricted FA
Josh Powell-LAL-Unrestricted FA
Joel Anthony-MIA-Player Option-Restricted FA
Jamaal Magloire-MIA-Unrestricted FA
Primoz Brezec-MIL-Unrestricted FA
Kurt Thomas-MIL-Unrestricted FA
Nathan Jawai-MIN-Restricted FA
Darko Milicic-MIN-Unrestricted FA
Josh Boone-NJ-Restricted FA
Tony Battie-NJ-Unrestricted FA
Aaron Gray-NO-Restricted FA
Eddy Curry-NY-Player Option-Unrestricted FA
Etan Thomas-OKC-Unrestricted FA
Adonal Foyle-ORL-Unrestricted FA
Francisco Elson-PHI-Unrestricted FA
Louis Amundson-PHX-Unrestricted FA
Jarron Collins-PHX-Unrestricted FA
Joel Przybilla-POR-Early Termination Option-Unrestricted FA
Ian Mahinmi-SA-Unrestricted FA
Rasho Nesterovic-TOR-Unrestricted FA
Patrick O'Bryant-TOR-Unrestricted FA
Kyrylo Fesenko-UTA-Restricted FA
Fabricio Oberto-WAS-Unrestricted FA
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The Dream Sequence of Events
Basically every Nets fan dreams of getting John Wall, followed by Prokhorov getting Coach Kryzewski to coach the Nets. Hiring Coach K would obviously facilitate attracting a max contract, especially with the connections from Team USA. But I have my doubts about him wanting to leave Duke. Assuming he doesn’t come, I love the idea of signing David Lee or Boozer, preferably Lee, this summer. That should leave just enough room for a max contract, and we could pursue ’Melo in 2011, when basically every team has filled up their cap space. It may be tough for him to leave Denver, but the Nets can definitely put up an impressive season with something like Wall-Harris-T.Will-Lee-Lopez next season to draw Anthony the following offseason.
Correction
I mean Wall-Lee-T.Will-Lee-Lopez, and we could have Harris as a sixth man if we don’t deal him.
More like a Nightmare
Coach K, Lee and Boozer are all poor choices that would set the franchise back. There is no evidence that Coach K would be able to manage NBA egos for an entire NBA season. Yes he was coach of the Olympic team, but that squad was so stacked and motivated that even Kiki couldn’t have kept them from a Gold.
Lee and Boozer are both going to be extremely expensive and neither are worth it. They are both horrible defenders and there is no evidence that Lee will be successful playing as a PF.
Plus Boozer is kind of old
why would we invest the type of money he’s going to be asking for in a player that’s likely on the downside of his career and will be getting worse as the rest of the team gets better?
"We have a plan, and our plan, I like our plan'
it's Omar's world, we're just livin in it.
A Power Forward is
our second priority after signing a coach. We have enough depth at the guard position and there are plenty of great options for us at power forward. Here is my wish list:
Boozer (Great fit along side Brook, maybe the best rebounder and post defender of the group)
Lee (Young, great talent that still has room for improvement)
Staudemire (best offensive talent but has alot of ?s)
Bosh (best all around player of the group but has said he would not play here)
How much money each of these players are asking is also key. Bosh is the only guy who will get a max contract. How much do you think the rest of these guys will be asking?
Not one of them is even an average defender
All four of those guys are bad defenders. Boozer is definitely not the best post defender of the group. None of them are gritty players that will help Brook on defense and all of them are looking for huge contracts.
F/A Facts
Don’t worry yourself about F/A
It is not the answer for the Nets.
F/A Facts:
4 out of the top 40 scorers have won NBA Championships.
6 out of the top 40 rebounders have won NBA Championships.
5 out of the top 40 assists men have won NBA Championships.
What Iam saying stay with the draft and get your young talent to ad to the guys we have now.
Championships are won by teams not F/A whom change for the money along being Me players.
Ask yourself.
For seven years L.Bron has not had F/A come to play with him.
For the 11 odd years Garnett jhad the same thing happen to him.
Stay with the draft and we will win within the in house concept championships.
Even next year, I think any combination of Devin Harris, Courtney Lee, a top four pick, David Lee, and Brook Lopez has a chance to be a 7th or 8th seed team. With the top four pick guaranteed and pretty much a guarantee of at least taking on a fairly big contract like David Lee or Rudy Gay, there really is no chance we won’t at least contend for a playoff spot next season. The question is do we make an enormous splash and find ourselves contending for a top five seed (or maybe even an advancement into the second or third round of the playoffs)?
Probably a greater likelihood that we find ourselves switching places from seeds 7 through 9 for a majority of next season.
Where are all of the lock down defenders Nets fans keep dreaming of?
All I keep reading about is that so and so doesn’t play any defense. Who does in the NBA? Name me a free agent power forward who currently lives up to the defensive standards of a highly critical Nets fan.
I don't think we want a lock down defender
just more of a defensive presence than the power forwards up are going to be FA’s who are all offense first guys. There’s a wide spectrum between offense first and lock down defender, these guys all just lie closer to the extreme offense first side. Where as we need someone closer to the middle or the defensive side.
"We have a plan, and our plan, I like our plan'
it's Omar's world, we're just livin in it.
Post Defense or Bust
A strong defensive power foward, plus maturity and 2010 draft picks makes Nets a playoff contender.
Haslem would be a great fit, if Nets don’t draft PF with their 1st pick in the draft. Boozer’s injury history combined with limited mobility scares me. If Nets draft Wall, they would need to add a scorer at another position.
Would Bosh be the right fit for this team? Not the ideal post defender, but can contest shots and defend perimeter. Probably would need to add a stronger Small Forward at some point (yes, Lebron would be nice).
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