RealGM

Updated 7/27

Free Agents

(R) = Restricted FA
(PO) = Player Option or ETO
(TO) = Team Option

Boston Celtics (4) - Brandon Bass - signed with Lakers, Jae Crowder (R) - re-signed with Celtics, Luigi Datome, Jonas Jerebko - re-signed with Celtics

Brooklyn Nets (5) - Alan Anderson - signed with Wizards, Jerome Jordan, Brook Lopez - re-signed with Nets, Mirza Teletovic - signed with Suns, Thaddeus Young - re-signed with Nets

New York Knicks (9) - Quincy Acy - signed with Kings, Cole Aldrich - signed with Clippers, Louis Amundson - re-signed with Knicks, Andrea Bargnani - signed with Nets, Shane Larkin - signed with Nets, Alexey Shved, Jason Smith - signed with Magic, Lance Thomas - re-signed with Knicks, Travis Wear

Philadelphia 76ers (6) - Luc Richard Mbah a Moute - contract voided with Kings, Jason Richardson, Glenn Robinson III - signed with Pacers, Thomas Robinson - signed with Nets, Henry Sims, Ishmael Smith

Toronto Raptors (6) - Landry Fields, Tyler Hansbrough - signed with Hornets, Chuck Hayes, Amir Johnson - signed with Celtics, Greg Stiemsma, Lou Williams - signed with Lakers

Chicago Bulls (4) - Aaron Brooks - re-signed with Bulls, Jimmy Butler (R) - re-signed with Bulls, Mike Dunleavy - re-signed with Bulls, Nazr Mohammed

Cleveland Cavaliers (9) - Matthew Dellavedova (R) - re-signed with Cavaliers, LeBron James - re-signed with Cavaliers, James Jones, Kevin Love - re-signed with Cavaliers, Shawn Marion, Kendrick Perkins - signed with Pelicans, Iman Shumpert (R) - re-signed with Cavaliers, J.R. Smith, Tristan Thompson (R)

Detroit Pistons (5) - Joel Anthony - re-signed with Pistons, Reggie Jackson (R) - re-signed with Pistons, John Lucas III, Greg Monroe - signed with Bucks, Tayshaun Prince

Indiana Pacers (8) - Lavoy Allen - re-signed with Pacers, Chris Copeland, Luis Scola - signed with Raptors, Donald Sloan, Rodney Stuckey - re-signed with Pacers, C.J. Watson - signed with Magic, David West - signed with Spurs, Shayne Whittington - re-signed with Pacers

Milwaukee Bucks (1) - Khris Middleton (R) - re-signed with Bucks

Atlanta Hawks (5) - Pero Antic, Elton Brand, DeMarre Carroll - signed with Raptors, John Jenkins - signed with Mavericks, Paul Millsap - re-signed with Hawks

Charlotte Hornets (4) - Bismack Biyombo - signed with Raptors, Jason Maxiell, Jeff Taylor, Mo Williams - signed with Cavaliers

Miami Heat (3) - Michael Beasley, Goran Dragic - re-signed with Heat, Dwyane Wade - re-signed with Heat

Orlando Magic (3) - Willie Green, Tobias Harris (R) - re-signed with Magic, Kyle O'Quinn (R) - sign and trade with Knicks

Washington Wizards (5) - Rasual Butler, Will Bynum, Drew Gooden - re-signed with Wizards, Paul Pierce - signed with Clippers, Kevin Seraphin

Dallas Mavericks (10) - Al-Farouq Aminu - signed with Trail Blazers, Jose Juan Barea - re-signed with Mavericks, Tyson Chandler - signed with Suns, Monta Ellis - signed with Pacers, Bernard James, Richard Jefferson - signed with Cavaliers, Rajon Rondo - signed with Kings, Greg Smith, Amar'e Stoudemire - signed with Heat, Charlie Villanueva - re-signed with Mavericks

Houston Rockets (5) - Patrick Beverly (R) - re-signed with Rockets, Corey Brewer - re-signed with Rockets, K.J. McDaniels (R) - re-signed with Rockets, Josh Smith - signed with Clippers, Jason Terry

Memphis Grizzlies (3) - Nick Calathes (R), Marc Gasol - re-signed with Grizzlies, Kosta Koufos - signed with Kings

New Orleans Pelicans (7) - Alexis Ajinca - re-signed with Pelicans, Omer Asik - re-signed with Pelicans, Luke Babbitt - re-signed with Pelicans, Norris Cole (R), Dante Cunningham - re-signed with Pelicans, Jimmer Fredette - signed with Spurs, Jeff Withey

San Antonio Spurs (9) - Jeff Ayres, Aron Baynes - signed with Pistons, Marco Belinelli - signed with Kings, Matt Bonner - re-signed with Spurs, Tim Duncan - re-signed with Spurs, Manu Ginobili - re-signed with Spurs, Danny Green - re-signed with Spurs, Cory Joseph - signed with Raptors, Kawhi Leonard (R) - re-signed with Spurs

Denver Nuggets (4) - Darrell Arthur, Will Barton (R) - re-signed with Nuggets, Ian Clark, Jameer Nelson - re-signed with Nuggets

Minnesota Timberwolves (5) - Kevin Garnett - re-signed with Timberwolves, Justin Hamilton, Robbie Hummel, Gary Neal - signed with Wizards, Arinze Onuaku

Oklahoma City Thunder (2) - Enes Kanter (R) - signed Offer Sheet with Trail Blazers - matched by Thunder, Kyle Singler (R) - re-signed with Thunder

Portland Trail Blazers (7) - Arron Afflalo - signed with Knicks, LaMarcus Aldridge - signed with Spurs, Joel Freeland, Alonzo Gee - signed with Pelicans, Robin Lopez - signed with Knicks, Wesley Matthews - signed with Mavericks, Dorell Wright

Utah Jazz (2) - Jeremy Evans - signed with Mavericks, Joe Ingles (R) - re-signed with Jazz

Golden State Warriors (4) - Leandro Barbosa - re-signed with Warriors, Draymond Green (R) - re-signed with Warriors, Justin Holiday - signed with Hawks, Ognjen Kuzmic

Los Angeles Clippers (6) - Glen Davis, Dahntay Jones, DeAndre Jordan - re-signed with Clippers, Austin Rivers - re-signed with Clippers, Hedo Turkoglu, Ekpe Udoh

Los Angeles Lakers (8) - Vander Blue, Carlos Boozer, Ed Davis - signed with Trail Blazers, Wayne Ellington - signed with Nets, Jordan Hill - signed with Pacers, Wesley Johnson - signed with Clippers, Jeremy Lin - signed with Hornets, Ronnie Price - signed with Suns

Phoenix Suns (5) - Earl Barron, Gerald Green - signed with Heat, Brandon Knight (R) - re-signed with Suns, Marcus Thornton - signed with Rockets, Brandan Wright - signed with Grizzlies

Sacramento King (5) - Omri Casspi - re-signed with Kings, Reggie Evans, Ryan Hollins, Andre Miller, Derrick Williams - signed with Knicks



Partial/Non-Guaranteed Contracts

Boston Celtics (0) - None

Brooklyn Nets (3) - Markel Brown, Earl Clark, Quincy Miller

New York Knicks (2) - Langston Galloway, Ricardo Ledo

Philadelphia 76ers (4) - Isaiah Canaan, Robert Covington, Jakarr Sampson, Hollis Thompson

Toronto Raptors (0) - None

Chicago Bulls (1) - Cameron Bairstow

Cleveland Cavaliers (0) - None

Detroit Pistons (0) - None

Indiana Pacers (0) - None

Milwaukee Bucks (1) - Jorge Gutierrez

Atlanta Hawks (1) - Mike Muscala

Charlotte Hornets (0) - None

Miami Heat (4) - James Ennis, Tyler Johnson, Henry Walker, Hassan Whiteside

Orlando Magic (2) - DeWayne Dedmon, Devyn Marble

Washington Wizards (0) - None

Dallas Mavericks (1) - Dwight Powell

Houston Rockets (0) - None

Memphis Grizzlies (1) - JaMychal Green

New Orleans Pelicans (1) - Toney Douglas

San Antonio Spurs (1) - Reggie Williams

Denver Nuggets (2) - Erick Green, Kostas Papanikolaou

Minnesota Timberwolves (1) - Lorenzo Brown

Oklahoma City Thunder (0) - None

Portland Trail Blazers - (3) - Allen Crabbe, Tim Frazier, Brendan Haywood

Utah Jazz (4) - Jack Cooley, Bryce Cotton, Christapher Johnson, Elijah Millsap

Golden State Warriors (2) - Chris Babb, James Michael McAdoo

Los Angeles Clippers (1) - Jordan Hamilton

Los Angeles Lakers (3) - Tarik Black, Jabari Brown, Jordan Clarkson

Phoenix Suns (0) - None

Sacramento Kings (2) - Eric Moreland, David Stockton

Once again you continue to show what a great addition you are to this community.

Thanks for all the hard work man

carol boozer lmao

ClixMcNugget wrote:carol boozer lmao

Hahaha! Unfortunate typo/autocorrect there! I've fixed it but that was a good laugh!

Great work as always, Smitty!

Obviously for Utah there's only one name on the list that matters. I suspect the Jazz would like to keep Kanter but it depends on a few factors:
1) Obviously, what he's going to get paid. If someone decides to throw a mega-offer at him, how committed are the Jazz, really?
2) What happens in the 2015 draft. Most of the talent at the top are big men, and if the Jazz end up with a good pick (very likely), that could affect the decision-making process.

loserX wrote:Great work as always, Smitty!

Obviously for Utah there's only one name on the list that matters. I suspect the Jazz would like to keep Kanter but it depends on a few factors:
1) Obviously, what he's going to get paid. If someone decides to throw a mega-offer at him, how committed are the Jazz, really?
2) What happens in the 2015 draft. Most of the talent at the top are big men, and if the Jazz end up with a good pick (very likely), that could affect the decision-making process.

I have to say, if they land a top 3-5 pick, I think Kanter is gone. This draft is so deep in big men, that the Jazz might be better moving on with a younger, cheaper option. Because Kanter is big, fairly young, and not useless, he'll get around 8 million from someone. So many teams are desperate for young, talented big men.

What will Patrick Beverley command in Free Agency?

RightToCensor wrote:What will Patrick Beverley command in Free Agency?

Considering he's a premier defensive guard, I think he'll get somewhere in the 6-8 million range. Definitely 6, but maybe as high as 8, depending on where the Cap ends up at.

Smitty731 wrote:Denver Nuggets (5) - Arron Afflalo (PO), Darrell Arthur, Alonzo Gee, Timofey Mozgov (TO), Nate Robinson

Denver also has Randy Foye expiring

skywalker33 wrote:

Smitty731 wrote:Denver Nuggets (5) - Arron Afflalo (PO), Darrell Arthur, Alonzo Gee, Timofey Mozgov (TO), Nate Robinson

Denver also has Randy Foye expiring

Foye is on a fully non-guaranteed contract, so I need to add him to that section. Good catch. But he's not an expiring contract per se.

One thing that I think is that Marc Gasol will go to the New York Knicks. There is not a reason he shouldn't, his brother Pau has told him a lot about Phil Jackson and how his method works and plus after losing Tyson Chandler the Knicks need a new center. He would also complement Carmelo in scoring and take some of the scoring burden of Carmelo's shoulders. Also he is not going to stay in Memphis, they aren't going to reach the conference finals this year and they won't win a ring for some while now. The Western Conference is too strong for the Grizzlies to win a ring. The West has the Warriors who are going to win the ring this year and the Clippers, Thunder, Mavericks, Rockets, and the Trail Blazers. Plus the Grizzlies wouldn't be able to beat some of the Eastern Conference teams such as the Bulls, Raptors, and Wizards. So Gasol is going to realize he has no chance of wining a ring in Memphis so that is one factor that will make him sign elsewhere. Also with the Knicks he as a bigger chance of getting endorsements because New York is a storied franchise and also it has a big market. Another factor is that New York can offer him a lot of money and can offer him more than Memphis after getting rid of J.R. Smith's huge salary and Iman Shumpert. In the end Gasol will sign for the Knicks because it will give him a better shot at reaching the conference finals in a very weak Eastern Conference, he will be able to learn and trust Phil Jackson's method, he will get more money, and better chance at endorsements.

Smitty731 wrote:

loserX wrote:Great work as always, Smitty!

Obviously for Utah there's only one name on the list that matters. I suspect the Jazz would like to keep Kanter but it depends on a few factors:
1) Obviously, what he's going to get paid. If someone decides to throw a mega-offer at him, how committed are the Jazz, really?
2) What happens in the 2015 draft. Most of the talent at the top are big men, and if the Jazz end up with a good pick (very likely), that could affect the decision-making process.

I have to say, if they land a top 3-5 pick, I think Kanter is gone. This draft is so deep in big men, that the Jazz might be better moving on with a younger, cheaper option. Because Kanter is big, fairly young, and not useless, he'll get around 8 million from someone. So many teams are desperate for young, talented big men.

If they get the chance they might trade of Nerlens Noel or if they land a high enough draft pick they might try to snag Jahlil Okafor or Karls Anthony Towns Jr. but that is only if they get a 1-3 draft pick which is unlikely due to Philadelphia, New York, and Minnesota having much worse records than Utah. However if they do land a top 5 draft pick they could target Myles Turner if Okafor and Towns are gone.

Updated OP on 1/6.

Updated OP on 1/14

Updated OP on 1/16

Updated OP on 1/19.

Just a suggestion - it might be more useful to break it down by player position instead of by current team.

Thx for the good work.

RexBoyWonder wrote:Just a suggestion - it might be more useful to break it down by player position instead of by current team.

Thx for the good work.

I thought about that too. Mostly, I didn't want to get in to arguments about if a guy is a Guard or Forward. Or Point Guard or Shooting Guard. Also, my database is set up by team, so it is easier for me to maintain this post off the list I already have.

Updated OP on 2/1.

Thank you.