Ready to grab it! After Lillard signed the contract, the US media showed the top 20 remaining big fish: Paul 8 Westbrook 7 Kuming 2

Prepare to grab it! After Bill bought out and signed with the Clippers and Lillard to return to the Trail Blazers, the US media "hoopshype" immediately updated and released the top 20 remaining big fish in the free market, including Paul ranked 9th, Westbrook ranked 8th, and Warriors Kumingga ranked 3rd.

No. 5: Grimes (restricted)

Data: 14.6 points, 3 assists, 4.3 rebounds, 1 steal

Grimes was one of the surprises who seized the opportunity and shined during the 24-25 season of injury troubles, especially in the second half of the season, Grimes played a landmark performance after obtaining the ball.

Plus he is only 25 years old, has both ability to do not have the ball, and there is still huge room for imagination in the future. I believe the 76ers will try their best to keep him.

However, the salary situation of the 76ers is very tight, and the contracts that can be provided to Grimes are limited. The good news is that there are not many teams in the market that can provide large contracts. The reason why Grimes has not renewed the contract is because of the contract amount. According to Shams, Grimes hopes to get a contract with a starting salary of 16 million, but based on the current situation, a contract similar to the full middle class of $14.1 million will be a more reasonable contract.

4th place: Kam Thomas (restricted)

Data: 24 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.8 assists

Kam Thomas is a player with a relatively embarrassing positioning. In the bottom team of the Nets, Kam Thomas played beautiful data, but the data content and efficiency were not good.

plus Kam Thomas is a typical single offensive player. With little room left for each team, the possibility of him getting a big contract becomes increasingly slim.

3: Malik Beasley

Data: 16.3 points, 1.7 assists, 2.6 rebounds

As one of the best large-scale three-point shooters in the league in the 24-25 season, Beasley was originally a hot spot in the free market. The Pistons once planned to provide it with a contract renewal of $42 million for three years.

Success Scorer had big problems outside the court and was investigated for being deeply involved in the betting storm. Whether he can continue his career in the future depends on the subsequent investigation and handling results.

If you can spend it safely, then according to his ability, you are fully qualified to get a new contract of tens of millions, and his playing style is suitable for almost all teams.

Second place: Kumingga (restricted)

Data: 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.2 assists

Kumingga had a very unpleasant relationship with the Warriors due to his role positioning and the ball quotation issue, and as a result, his market feedback has been poor since the offseason.

According to the latest report by famous reporter Jake Fischer, Kumingga and his team have made concessions, hoping to get a new contract with an average salary of at least $25 million. Whether it is a long-term contract or a short-term contract, they are willing to stay with the Warriors.

In addition to the Kings and the Bulls, the Suns became the new potential next player, who was revealed to have been interested in getting Kumingga when he secretly discussed the Durant deal with the Warriors in the middle of the season.

No. 1: Gidey (restricted)

Data: 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, 7.2 assists, 1.2 steals

The Bulls and the Thunder trade around Gidey became a typical win-win deal. After joining the Thunder, Caruso helped the team win the championship, and played an important role as a defensive vanguard during this period.

After Giddy went to the Bulls, she also quickly grew into the absolute core of the Bulls' backcourt with enough ball and tactical status, and she had full hope of winning a big contract.

However, there are fewer and fewer teams in the market with remaining cap space, and the possibility of Gidey increasing her value through other teams is becoming increasingly slim.

6-10: Horford, Westbrook, Paul, Coffey and Achouva;

11-15: Boucher, Payton Jr., Brogdon, Ben Simmons and Payne;

16-20: Banton, Lyles, Thomas Bryant, Matthews and Morris.