Harden is the first! US media showcases the top 20 of the big fish in the free market: Warriors Kumingga 6 James ranked second

Harden ranks first! At the end of the draft, each team will focus more on trading and free markets. The US media "hoopshype" released the top 20 list of free market big fish in advance for reference by all teams, including the Warriors Kumingga ranked 6th and James ranked 2nd.

Fifth place: Gidey (restricted)

Data: 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, 7.2 assists and 1.2 steals, with a three-point shooting percentage of 37.8%

Before the second round of the draft, famous reporter Ary revealed that the Bulls had provided Gidey with a qualification quotation contract worth $11.14 million to make him a restricted player, and the Bulls will be eligible to match any quotation provided by their opponents in the future.

Meiji Evan Sidery followed up and said that the Bulls' plan is to reach a long contract with Gidey, and the result is not surprising. Gidey performed explosively in the second half of the 24-25 season. For the Bulls, which are gradually starting to rebuild, there is no reason for the team not to leave Gidey, a creative ball-holding core.

Fourth place: Turner (completely free)

Data: 15.6 points, 6.5 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 2 blocks

Since being selected by the Pacers, Turner has been deeply involved in trading rumors and has even been teased as a "shelf Mamba". After helping the Pacers reach the finals in the 24-25 season, ESPN famous reporter Vincenster once revealed that the Pacers will renew their contract with Turner and are willing to pay luxury tax for the first time in 20 years.

As a result, with Halliburton seriously injured, everything began to become unclear again, but whether it was renewing the contract and joining other teams, as an elite-level space-type insider and top blocker, Turner will receive a big contract.

Third place: Randall (player option)

Data: 18.7 points, 7.1 rebounds, 4.7 assists

Joining the Timberwolves in the 24-25 season was an important turning point in Randall's career. He completed self-provement in the Timberwolves system, getting rid of many negative labels such as "low ball quotient", "lone wolf" and "inefficiency".

This summer, he holds a $30.94 million player option and is determined to seek a multi-year contract. As players such as Reed and Walker are also facing renewal, the Timberwolves have to make a choice. Signing first and then changing will be a win-win choice.

Second place: James (player option)

Data: 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, 8.2 assists, 1 steal

No one predicts that James will leave the Lakers. Whether considering his role on the court or his business territory off the court, he will definitely complete his retirement tour as the Purple and Gold Army.

However, there are many options for how to renew the contract with the Lakers this summer, especially whether James' salary cut will determine whether the Lakers can use the full middle-class special case to strengthen the company.

According to the latest revelation by famous reporter Shams in the Pat McAfee Show, James does not rule out the option of executing a player worth $52.6 million. If he jumps out of the contract, he will be eligible to sign a new contract of 175.3 million for three years.

No. 1: Harden (player option)

Data: 22.8 points, 8.7 assists, 5.8 rebounds

Harden's condition is similar to James, and the possibility of leaving the team is slim. The only suspense is what kind of contract to stay in the Clippers.

The Clippers' attitude of renewing Harden's contract is also very clear. Frank, the team's president of operations, publicly stated that the Clippers hope to keep Harden with a long contract.

Harden rebounded strongly in the 24-25 season, not only returning to the All-Star after three years, but also returning to the All-Series after five years.

, and Harden has cut his salary many times before to compete for the championship. I believe he will most likely not be willing to cut his salary this summer.

The rest are ranked as follows:

6-10: Kumingga, Reed, Beasley, Aldama and Cam Thomas;

11-20: Oubre, Daluo, Jerome, Portis, Alexander Walker, Leville, Capela, Wagner, Grimes and Finney Smith.