It's never too early to start thinking about NBA free agency and the 2019 class could be very interesting.
Take a look at the top potential free agents in the NBA in 2019, courtesy of Hoops Hype.
Hoops Hype ranked the top possible free agents for this season.
The list includes some big names.
Take a look at the Top 25 potential free agents in the league to start preparing for possible moves in the offseason.
One of the three best players in the NBA. Rumors are swirling about his interest in joining the Knicks, but when it comes time to make a decision, will he really opt to leave the perfect situation he’s currently in?
Now healthy, he’s one of the best players in the league again and will surely command a huge contract next summer. The question is: Will Toronto do enough this season to convince him to stay long-term?
One of the hardest-to-defend point guards in the league. Will he listen to outside suitors this offseason or is him re-signing in Boston an inevitability?
For the past three seasons, he has performed at an elite level but hasn’t been paid like it. That will undoubtedly change this offseason, though.
One of the best shooters in league history, he is also an extremely able defender who seemingly never gets injured. 2019 will likely be the summer he gets his first massive contract, likely from Golden State.
Upon returning from a torn Achilles, he has been better than many expected right away. Now healthy, his next free agency should be very interesting, as he’ll likely have a bevy of interested suitors.
A tough, two-way wing who can defend multiple positions and score 20 per night at an efficient level. His fit with the 76ers might not be ideal, however, so he could spring a surprise and end up on a different team this summer.
His numbers this year, across the board, have been monstrous. Deservedly made his first All-Star Game this season, which will only make him a hotter commodity come free agency.
His improvements as an three-point shooter have helped him blossom into the prototypical modern-day stretch-4.
After a trade landed him in Dallas, team owner Mark Cuban made it clear the organization plans to keep him around for the long haul.
One of the most underrated wings in basketball. He scores efficiently and also distributes, rebounds and defends all at above-average rates for his position. First-time All-Star this season.
Playing the best basketball of his young career this season, helping lead Brooklyn to a playoff spot and reaching the All-Star Game for the first time. Looks to be someone the Nets could build around.
Good defender from the lead-guard spot and is playing winning basketball for the first time in his career as a member of the Bucks.
His skill as an outside shooter and passer should help his game age nicely. Does a bit of everything from the center position.
Elite finisher around the paint. Specializes in using athleticism to drive by slower big men. Averaging career numbers in multiple categories.
He doesn’t score a bunch of points, but his all-around game is excellent. Few big men have his blend of playmaking and defense.
Even in his 30s, still one of the best rebounders the NBA has to offer. Elite screen-setter. Will his trade to the Knicks help convince Durant to join him in New York?
An excellent floor-spacing big man with quick feet defensively. Should fit well in Milwaukee.
Putting up a career-high in points, rebounds and assists. Also one of the best shooters in the NBA.
Almost out of nowhere, he has started to resemble his old self. Shooting a career-best percentage from three, which has helped him offset his drop in athleticism. Nagging injuries still a problem.
You can start to see signs of regression, which makes sense since he’ll be entering his age-32 season next year. Still, he’s coming off an All-Star campaign and is among the upper half of starting point guards in the NBA.
Can play either guard spot effectively, both on offense and defense. Has blossomed into a knockdown three-point shooter.
Despite it being his age-34 season, putting up a career-high in points. One of the best sharpshooters the game has to offer.
He’s still just entering his prime even though it feels like he’s been around forever. Good scorer, especially out of the post, and a decent threat from three.
One of the few big men in the league who can shoot threes and protect the paint at above-average rates. He’s already in his 30’s, but his game has aged nicely thanks to his high skill level.
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