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10. Predrag Stojakovic, Dallas
Peja’s career is spiraling to an end. Although he has only played 13 years in
the NBA, don’t ignore the fact he has been playing at a high level since he
was a teenager in Europe. He still can shoot the three and because of that
skill don’t be surprised if a veteran team needing 10-12 quality minutes signs
Stojakovic.
9. James Jones, Miami
I was disappointed that he did not get solid minutes during last season’s
Finals. He is a tremendous three-point shooter and a solid defender. He has
value for any team and would be a great presence in the locker room.
8. Luc Richard Mbah A Moute, Milwaukee
Physical player that actually plays like a power forward. If you are looking
for scoring, he is not your guy. His strength is just being a dirt worker,
which at times leads to s
ome quality outings.
7. Mike Dunleavy, Indiana
Dunleavy looked like he has turned the corner in regards to his injuries last
year. He is a highly skilled player that has not lived up to expectations, but
would be a huge help to a veteran team in need of a wing player.
6. Grant Hill, Phoenix
Grant just defeats Father Time consistently. He is one of the best conditioned
players ever when healthy. His foot speed from end to end at his age (39) is
tremendous. He has trouble playing big minutes in back-to-back games, but his
leadership more than makes up for it. Hill loves playing in Phoenix, so I would
be surprised if he moved to another team.
5. Shane Battier, Memphis
Battier is a Top 5 defender at small forward. He overplays the ball better than
any wing player in the league. He also is one the SFs in the league and will
hit the big shot when needed. He played a huge role in the Grizzlies’ playoff
run last year, but the return of Rudy Gay from injury might make Battier
expendable. Another team will be willing to match his contract expectations.
4. Tayshaun Prince, Detroit
Prince is a solid scorer away from the ball and an excellent defender on the
ball. Injuries have slowed Prince somewhat lately, but he is still a young 31
and has some solid years ahead of him. He needs to play consistent minutes to
produce so I don’t expect him to be interested in going to a veteran team
where he get limited playing time.
3. Caron Butler, Dallas
Butler is an All-Star when healthy, but coming back from a serious knee injury
is going to be a huge test for him. If Butler is anywhere near his former self,
he would be a huge pick-up. I know he wants to stay in Dallas, but Tyson
Chandler seems to be a high priority and that might not leave enough for Butler
to re-sign. He need not worry because he will have a lot of suitors wanting his
services.
2. Jeff Green, Boston
He is restricted and young and in Boston – which means he will not be going
anywhere. Why? Because Boston is old and they need a young player like Green to
provide energy and production. Green seems to waver in and out of games at
times and that will cause some hesitation among teams interested in giving him
an offer sheet. I personally believe he will become a solid and consistent
player for many years if he plays high minutes and gains confidence.
1. Andrei Kirilenko, Utah
Kirilenko is a game changer. I say that regardless of what has happened with
his NBA career in recent seasons. If he is given the chance to play next to a
solid power forward, I believe he will return to All-Star levels. I love the
way he plays the game and I admire his ability to guard four positions on the
floor. He could be the biggest steal of the free agent period.
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