Best buy-out market players available
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Killian Hayes
He was the No. 7 pick in the 2020 NBA draft and is still only 22 years old. Being a young player and not on an NBA roster is a little concerning, but I give him the benefit of the doubt. He had plenty of chances in Detroit but never capitalized. If he goes to a new environment, he will thrive.
Potential Destinations:
Chicago Bulls
New Orleans Pelicans
San Antonio Spurs
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Joe Harris
At one point, he was considered one of the best shooters in the NBA. He has only played one full season since 2021 due to injuries. A team could definitely take a risk on him because of his shooting upside. Every team can use a reliable shooter. When healthy, Harris shot a career-high 47% from three.
Potential Destinations:
LA Lakers
Minnesota Timberwolves
Dallas Mavericks
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Furkan Korkmaz
Korkmaz was once considered a reliable benchpiece for the 76ers. He still has high enough value to contribute to a championship contender. Korkmaz is the type of player who comes off the bench and gets crucial buckets.
Potential Destinations:
LA Clippers
Phoenix Suns
Memphis Grizzlies
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Marcus Morris
Marcus Morris is that scrappy vet that everyone should look for to be on their team. He isn’t the same as his old Clippers days, but he’s still a reliable 3-point shooter. This season, he is shooting 40% from three and 86% from the free-throw line.
Potential Destinations:
Phoenix Suns
Denver Nuggets
Milwaukee Bucks
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Davis Bertans (if released)
With a very high chance that Bertans gets released from Charlotte, a team could take a chance on him. He is known for being a 3pt specialist, but that is it. He can’t do anything, so if he can’t shoot, then he’s unplayable.
Potential Destinations:
Cleveland Cavaliers
LA Clippers
Houston Rockets
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Evan Fournier (if released)
If Fournier is released by the Pistons, then he still has a lot in the tank to contribute to a team. He has been dealt with a bad hand in New York. He was just a starter two years ago and slowly fell out of the rotation. Fournier is still a great scorer and with a good defense around him, he can be useful to a team.
Potential Destinations:
Minnesota Timberwolves
Orlando Magic
Sacramento Kings