Over the course of the 2019/20 NBA league year, we’re keeping an eye on 2020’s free-agents-to-be, monitoring their value and assessing how their play on the court will impact upcoming contract negotiations. Each of these looks at potential 2020 free agents focuses on a specific division, as we zero in on five players — one from each team.
Each installment in our Free Agent Stock Watch series looking ahead to the 2020 offseason is linked below, along with an outline of which players we discuss in each piece.
We’ll continue to update this page – which can be found under the “Hoops Rumors Features” sidebar of our desktop page, or in the “Features” section of our mobile site – as we add new entries over the coming weeks and months.
Eastern Conference
Atlantic
- January 24
- Furkan Korkmaz (Sixers)
- Joe Harris (Nets)
- Wayne Ellington (Knicks)
- Fred VanVleet (Raptors)
- Enes Kanter (Celtics)
- December 13
- Bobby Portis (Knicks)
- Brad Wanamaker (Celtics)
- Garrett Temple (Nets)
- Jonah Bolden (Sixers)
- Stanley Johnson (Raptors)
- November 1
- Fred VanVleet (Raptors)
- James Ennis (Sixers)
- Marcus Morris (Knicks)
- Daniel Theis (Celtics)
- Wilson Chandler (Nets)
Central
- January 31
- Christian Wood (Pistons)
- Shaquille Harrison (Bulls)
- Brandon Knight (Cavaliers)
- JaKarr Sampson (Pacers)
- Dragan Bender (Bucks)
- December 20
- Bruce Brown (Pistons)
- Kris Dunn (Bulls)
- Jordan Clarkson (Cavaliers): Traded
- T.J. McConnell (Pacers)
- Ersan Ilyasova (Bucks)
- November 8
- Andre Drummond (Pistons)
- Denzel Valentine (Bulls)
- Justin Holiday (Pacers)
- Sterling Brown (Bucks)
- John Henson (Cavaliers)
Southeast
- February 7
- Davis Bertans (Wizards)
- Treveon Graham (Hawks)
- Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Hornets)
- Jae Crowder (Heat)
- James Ennis (Magic)
- December 27
- Allen Crabbe (Hawks)
- Bismack Biyombo (Hornets)
- Meyers Leonard (Heat)
- D.J. Augustin (Magic)
- Davis Bertans (Wizards)
- November 15
- Devonte’ Graham (Hornets)
- Goran Dragic (Heat)
- Evan Fournier (Magic)
- Evan Turner (Hawks)
- Isaiah Thomas (Wizards)
Western Conference
Northwest
- February 22
- Malik Beasley (Timberwolves)
- Jordan McRae (Nuggets)
- Andre Roberson (Thunder)
- Emmanuel Mudiay (Jazz)
- Mario Hezonja (Trail Blazers)
- January 3
- Malik Beasley (Nuggets)
- Noah Vonleh (Timberwolves)
- Nerlens Noel (Thunder)
- Hassan Whiteside (Trail Blazers)
- Jordan Clarkson (Jazz)
- November 22
- Danilo Gallinari (Thunder)
- Mason Plumlee (Nuggets)
- Jordan Bell (Timberwolves)
- Kent Bazemore (Trail Blazers)
- Jeff Green (Jazz)
Pacific
- March 10
- Marquese Chriss (Warriors)
- Marcus Morris (Clippers)
- Quinn Cook (Lakers)
- Frank Kaminsky (Suns)
- Alex Len (Kings)
- January 17
- Dwight Howard (Lakers)
- Nemanja Bjelica (Kings)
- Maurice Harkless (Clippers)
- Dario Saric (Suns)
- Alec Burks (Warriors)
- December 4
- Montrezl Harrell (Clippers)
- Glenn Robinson III (Warriors)
- Avery Bradley (Lakers)
- Aron Baynes (Suns)
- Harry Giles (Kings)
Southwest
- February 27
- Ben McLemore (Rockets)
- Jordan Bell (Grizzlies)
- Jahlil Okafor (Pelicans)
- Bryn Forbes (Spurs)
- Willie Cauley-Stein (Mavericks)
- January 10
- Derrick Favors (Pelicans)
- Isaiah Hartenstein (Rockets)
- Josh Jackson (Grizzlies)
- Ryan Broekhoff (Mavericks)
- Jakob Poeltl (Spurs)
- November 27
- Brandon Ingram (Pelicans)
- Courtney Lee (Mavericks)
- Gerald Green (Rockets)
- Marco Belinelli (Spurs)
- Dillon Brooks (Grizzlies)
Who on this list is most likely to secure their bag with this year’s performance and then proceed to mail it in next year?
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