US media lists the top ten free agents in the offseason, Randall may leave the team, James and Irving are on the list

In today's NBA, it is difficult for the free market to replicate the madness it used to be, because now many super giants choose to renew their contracts in advance when they can sign super top salary, and they can apply for a transaction directly even if they regret leaving the team. However, specifically this year's offseason, the NBA's free agent lineup is still very luxurious. Many All-Star and Best-ranked stars have the probability of appearing in the free market, which adds some suspense to the offseason. The following are the top ten free agents listed by the US media, and they also predict how likely these players are to leave the team!

10. Beasley

Possibility of leaving the team: 60%

Beasley, who joined the Pistons with a one-year and 6 million contract last year, has achieved his net worth this season. This year, he scored the second three-point output in the league in the regular season, and his shooting percentage is as high as more than 40%. Such shooting has greatly enhanced the team's strength, and they have also successfully entered the playoffs. However, with Beasley becoming a complete free agent, it is unknown whether the Pistons can renew their contract with him. Although they have a special case of 14 million in the middle class, this is their only room for reinforcement. If other teams give higher prices, the Pistons will not be able to match.

9. Kumingga's probability of leaving the team: 70%

After being selected by the Warriors in 2021, Kumingga has played here for four seasons, but his relationship with the team also seems to have come to an end. This season he will still be DNP by the team at a certain stage, which undoubtedly makes Kumingga very worried about his future. However, considering Kumingga's status as a restricted free agent, it is difficult for the Warriors to watch him leave the team by themselves. For the team, signing first and then changing may be the best ending, but this premise is that both parties can negotiate the amount of the next contract.

8. Giddy

Possibility of leaving the team: 50%

After being traded to the Bulls last year, Giddy seemed to have a second spring this season, especially in the second half of the regular season, his performance was very amazing, and his performance during that period will undoubtedly increase his value. However, since White is still there on the Bulls' back line, they are not the only option to renew the contract without brainstorming. If they don't want to invest too much in the latter, it is understandable that the management will choose to give up on him this summer.

7.Reed

Possibility of leaving the team: 70%

Although Reed has one year and 15 million contract, he is likely to choose to break out of the contract this offseason. After all, with his current strength, it is still very easy to sign a contract with an annual salary of more than 15 million. Moreover, although the Timberwolves have the opportunity to renew Reed, this hope is still not high, because their salary space is really limited. In addition, Reed is not the only one in their lineup this summer, and considering the large contracts of Edwards, Gobert, McDan and others, their future salary pressure is still very high.

6. VanVleet's possibility of leaving the team: 20%

Since joining the Rockets, the changes VanVleet has brought to this team are visible to the naked eye. His performance in the playoffs this year is also obvious to all. It can be seen that he is still very important to the Rockets. However, for the Rockets, they are likely to still not choose to execute VanVleet's $45 million team option next season. For the latter, it may be a better choice if they can sign a long-term contract with the Rockets. After all, judging from his current age, the chance of signing a long-term contract in the future is not very good. It is still appropriate to be able to seize this year's window while they are in their current state.

5. Turner's possibility of leaving the team: 40%

As one of the most frequent names in the trading market in the past few years, Turner not only has not left the team, but he has also helped the team continue to succeed. This year they have reached the finals. Therefore, judging from the Pacers' own situation, they definitely don't want to see Turner leave the team, and it will be difficult for them to find a better space-type No. 5 position than Turner this offseason. However, because Turner is excellent, many teams may give their own quotes during the offseason. This puts the Pacers on renewal pressure. After all, they are not as good as other big markets. You should know that they have basically not paid much luxury tax in the past few decades.

4. Randall's possibility of leaving the team: 50%

After being sent to the Timberwolves last year, the outside world was not optimistic about Randall's performance in this team, but after a season, his performance was impressive, especially in the playoffs. Randall can be said to have played one of the best forwards in the West. With his help, the Timberwolves defeated the Lakers and the Warriors and entered the Western Conference Finals again. However, in this way, it has basically become a foregone conclusion that Randle gave up the $31 million player option next season. Therefore, if the Timberwolves want to renew his contract, they can only give a maximum salary and long contract. But as we said earlier, the Timberwolves' salary pressure is already very high. If Randle is given a maximum salary, if they cannot win the championship in the future, the team will have to spend time restructuring the lineup while paying luxury taxes.

3. Irving

Possibility of leaving the team: 0%

Although Irving experienced the worst injury of his career this season, the tear of the ACL makes him no longer so popular in this offseason, even so, he is likely to refuse to implement the player options for next season in the offseason. Judging from the Mavericks' lineup, they are still inseparable from Irving, so it is the best choice for them and Irving to complete the contract renewal at a price that both parties are satisfied with..

2. Harden's possibility of leaving the team: 20%

Although the Clippers still failed to break through the first round this season, Harden's performance is still satisfactory throughout the season. The re-selected to the All-Star and Best Team in the regular season is the best proof. In this way, 35-year-old Harden is also expected to sign a long-term contract with the Clippers, which will basically be the last time he has this opportunity in his career. However, although the hope is slim, it is still impossible to rule out the possibility of Harden leaving the team, as long as his desire for the championship has exceeded that of the big contract.

1. James

Possibility of leaving the team: 10%

After ending his 22nd season, James is undoubtedly one step closer to retirement. According to the news so far, next season is likely to be his last year. It is a good story to retire after wearing the No. 23 jersey. If this is true, James will most likely choose to execute the 53 million player option in the new season, which will also mean that the Lakers basically have no room for reinforcement. But if James chooses to break out of the contract in the end, it means that he is still very eager for the championship, and it also means that he may be able to play in the NBA for a while. Judging from his condition, he will definitely be able to do it as long as he is willing.