Hoops Rumors’ up-to-date list of 2023 free agents is below. These are players who are eligible for restricted or unrestricted free agency after the 2022/23 season. The player’s 2023 age is in parentheses.
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Players with team or player options for the 2023/24 season are listed below, unless they’re still on their rookie scale contracts.
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Updated 11-16-21 (12:10pm CT)
Unrestricted Free Agents
Point Guards
- D.J. Augustin (36)
- Eric Bledsoe (34)
- Jevon Carter (28)
- George Hill (37)
- Reggie Jackson (33)
- Frank Ntilikina (25)
- D’Angelo Russell (27)
- Ish Smith (35)
- Gabe Vincent (27)
- Kemba Walker (33)
Shooting Guards
- Will Barton (32)
- Sterling Brown (28)
- Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (30)
- Seth Curry (33)
- Terence Davis (26)
- Javonte Green (30)
- Josh Richardson (30)
- Terrence Ross (32)
- Denzel Valentine (30)
Small Forwards
- Keita Bates-Diop (27)
- Bojan Bogdanovic (34)
- Dillon Brooks (27)
- Torrey Craig (33)
- Danny Green (36)
- Maurice Harkless (30)
- Justin Holiday (34)
- LeBron James (39)
- Caris LeVert (29)
- Kelly Oubre (28)
- Max Strus (27)
- Andrew Wiggins (28)
- Kenrich Williams (29)
- Justise Winslow (27)
Power Forwards
- Harrison Barnes (31)
- Jae Crowder (33)
- Danilo Gallinari (35)
- Jerami Grant (29)
- Juan Hernangomez (28)
- Alize Johnson (27)
- Maxi Kleber (31)
- Kevin Love (35)
- Larry Nance Jr. (30)
- Georges Niang (30)
- Dario Saric (29)
- Christian Wood (28)
Centers
- Steven Adams (30)
- Drew Eubanks (26)
- Taj Gibson (38)
- Al Horford (37)
- Nikola Jokic (28)
- Alex Len (30)
- Brook Lopez (35)
- Boban Marjanovic (35)
- Chimezie Metu (26)
- Mason Plumlee (33)
- Jakob Poeltl (28)
- Dwight Powell (32)
- Myles Turner (27)
- Nikola Vucevic (33)
- Moritz Wagner (26)
Restricted Free Agents
Point Guards
- Dalano Banton (24)
- Jared Butler (23)
- Darius Garland (23)
- Tre Jones (23)
- Ja Morant (24)
- Kevin Pangos (30)
- Kevin Porter Jr. (23)
- Coby White (23)
Shooting Guards
- Nickeil Alexander-Walker (25)
- Ayo Dosunmu (23)
- Tyler Herro (23)
- Ty Jerome (26)
- Isaiah Joe (24)
- Romeo Langford (24)
- Jordan Poole (24)
- Jahmi’us Ramsey (22)
- Matisse Thybulle (26)
Small Forwards
- RJ Barrett (23)
- De’Andre Hunter (26)
- Cameron Johnson (27)
- Keldon Johnson (24)
- Nassir Little (23)
- Cam Reddish (24)
- Dylan Windler (27)
Power Forwards
- Darius Bazley (23)
- Brandon Clarke (27)
- Rui Hachimura (25)
- Paul Reed (24)
- P.J. Washington (25)
- Grant Williams (25)
- Zion Williamson (23)
Centers
- Goga Bitadze (24)
- Jaxson Hayes (23)
- Jock Landale (28)
- Nick Richards (26)
- Omer Yurtseven (25)
Player Options
Point Guards
- Fred VanVleet (29) — $22,824,074 (Raptors)
Shooting Guards
- Bogdan Bogdanovic (31) — $18,000,000 (Hawks)
- Jordan Clarkson (31) — $14,260,000 (Jazz)
- Talen Horton-Tucker (23) — $11,020,000 (Lakers)
- Gary Trent Jr. (24) — $18,560,000 (Raptors)
Small Forwards
- Rudy Gay (37) — $6,479,000 (Jazz)
- Josh Hart (28) — $12,960,000 (Pelicans)
- Note: Hart’s salary would remain non-guaranteed until June 25, 2023 even if his player option is exercised.
- Khris Middleton (32) — $40,396,552 (Bucks)
Power Forwards
- Draymond Green (33) — $27,586,224 (Warriors)
- Kyle Kuzma (28) — $13,000,000 (Wizards)
- Kristaps Porzingis (28) — $36,016,200 (Mavericks)
Centers
- None
Team Options
Point Guards
- Saben Lee (24) — $1,902,137 (Pistons)
- Miles McBride (23) — $1,836,096 (Knicks)
- Derrick Rose (35) — $15,596,339 (Knicks)
Shooting Guards
- Malik Beasley (27) — $16,524,106 (Timberwolves)
- Alec Burks (32) — $10,489,600 (Knicks)
Small Forwards
- Isaiah Livers (25) — $1,836,096 (Pistons)
- Naji Marshall (25) — $1,930,681 (Pelicans)
- Kenyon Martin Jr. (22) — $1,930,681 (Rockets)
- David Nwaba (30) — $5,394,000 (Rockets)
- Robert Woodard (24) — $1,930,631 (Kings)
Power Forwards
- Gabriel Deck (28) — $3,483,334 (Thunder)
- Herb Jones (25) — $1,836,096 (Pelicans)
- Lamar Stevens (26) — $1,930,681 (Cavaliers)
- Xavier Tillman (24) — $1,930,681 (Grizzlies)
Centers
- Moses Brown (24) — $1,997,718 (Mavericks)
- Vernon Carey (22) — $1,930,681 (Hornets)
- Willy Hernangomez (29) — $2,559,942 (Pelicans)
- Nerlens Noel (29) — $9,680,000 (Knicks)
Two-Way Free Agents
Point Guards
- None
Shooting Guards
- None
Small Forwards
- Chris Smith (24)
Power Forwards
Centers
- Jericho Sims (25)
Contract information from Basketball Insiders and Spotrac was used in the creation of this post.
Jokic to mavs in 2023 lol
Jokic and Doncic, that would be a passing magic show. Surgical.
A lot of old timers coming up including James. I wonder if he retires or plays until 41 years old. This list isn’t the best I seen, but it definitely raises eyebrows. There are definitely a dozen I’d take to add to the Rockets, Zion (if declined) would be number 1 on this list and number 12 would be Draymond Green. Only one I’d pass on would be LBJ because of the Harden era still rest uneasy with me. LBJ would want the same treatment harden got and LBJ has gotten his wish with Lakers and Cavs. And Green being my list guy, I am not sure he has a lot left in the tank and he be only a defensive player. If Zion doesn’t sign, Green would be the next available big man I would take.