NBA Free Agency 2022 – Tradable Contracts and Draft Selections for All 30 Teams

The Free Agency is giving a signal on Thursday at 18:00 ET, but with predictions that only five teams will have significant space, most of the NBA’s attention will be focused on what is expected to be a strong trading season.

We’ve seen a lot of big names move through deals in recent years, including a lot of deals for All-Stars James Harden and Russell Westbrook, and this summer could bring more names on the go. We’ve already seen the Detroit Pistons trade Jeremy Grant with the Portland Trail Blazers and multiple moves by the New York Knicks on the night of the draft.

To assess what might happen in the coming days, we have a complete breakdown of the future draft and contract players available to trade for each of the 30 NBA teams.

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Free agents and first round draft rights: Delon Wright, Kevin Knox II, Lou Williams, Gorgui Dieng, Timothy Luvavu-Cabaro, Sharife Cooper, Skyler Mace and AJ Griffin

Tier 1 assets and trade exceptions

• The Hawks hold all their future elections in the first round.

• They have the first for 2023 from Charlotte (protected top-16). The selection is protected by lottery in 2024 and 2025 if it is not handed over. It will become a second Charlotte for 2026 and 2027 if not received.

Tradable contracts (season 2022-23)

1. Trey Young: $ 37.1 million; option for a player in 2026-27

2. John Collins: $ 23.5 million; option for player in 2025-26

3. Danilo Galinari: $ 21.5 million; unlimited free agent in 2023 (partial guarantee in 2022-23)

4. Clint Capella: $ 18.7 million; unlimited free agent in 2025

5. Bogdan Bogdanovic: $ 18 million; player option in 2023-24

6. Kevin Huerter: $ 14.5 million; unlimited free agent in 2026

7. De’Andre Hunter: $ 9.8 million; limited free agent in 2023

8. Onieka Okongwu: $ 6.4 million; limited free agent in 2024

9. Jaylan Johnson: $ 2.8 million; limited free agent in 2025

Free agents: Luke Cornet

Tier 1 assets and trade exceptions

• Boston has all its first round players. Spurs have the right to exchange first in 2028 (top-1 protected).

• Trading Exceptions: $ 17.2, $ 9.7, $ 6.9, $ 2.2, $ 1.9 and $ 1.8 Million

Tradable contracts (season 2022-23)

1. Jason Tatum: $ 30.4 million; option for player in 2025-26

2. Jaylon Brown: $ 28.7 million; unlimited free agent in 2024

3. Al Horford: $ 26.5 million; unlimited free agent in 2023 (partial guarantee in 2022-23)

4. Marcus Smart: $ 17.2 million; unlimited free agent in 2026

5. Derrick White: $ 16.4 million; unlimited free agent in 2025

6. Robert Williams III: $ 10.7 million; unlimited free agent in 2026

7. Daniel Theis: $ 8.7 million; unlimited free agent in 2026

8. Grant Williams: $ 4.3 million; limited free agent in 2023

9. Aaron Nesmith: $ 3.8 million; limited free agent in 2024

10. Peyton Pritchard: $ 2.2 million; limited free agent in 2024

11. Nick Stauskas: $ 2.2 million; unlimited free agent in 2023 (non-guaranteed contract)

12. Juvan Morgan: $ 1.8; limited free agent in 2023 (non-guaranteed contract)

13. Malik Fits: $ 1.8 million; limited free agent in 2023 (non-guaranteed contract)

14. Sam Hauser: $ 1.6 million; limited free agent in 2023 (non-guaranteed contract)

Free agents: Patti Mills (player option), Kessler Edwards (team option), Bruce Brown, Nick Claxton, Blake Griffin, Andre Drummond and LaMarcus Aldridge

Tier 1 assets and trade exceptions

2 Related

• Brooklyn has an unprotected first in 2023 from Philadelphia. The Nets also have a top 8 for 2027 or 2028, protected first by the 76ers. The choice is up to Philadelphia to send Oklahoma City for the first time in 2025 or 2026.

• The Nets owe Houston unprotected first-round elections in 2022, 2024 and 2026. The Rockets have the right to exchange the first in 2023, 2025 and 2027.

• The Nets have the right to trade or select from Philadelphia along with their first 2028 or 2029.

• Trade exceptions: $ 11.6, $ 6.3, $ 3.3 and $ 1.7 million

Tradable contracts (season 2022-23)

1. Kevin Durant: $ 44.1 million; unlimited free agent in 2026

2. Kyrie Irving: $ 36.9 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

3. Ben Simmons: $ 35.5 million; unlimited free agent in 2025

4. Joe Harris: $ 18.7 million; unlimited free agent in 2024

5. Seth Curry: $ 8.5 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

6. Day’Ron Sharp: $ 2.1 million; limited free agent in 2025

7. Cam Thomas: $ 2.1 million; limited free agent in 2025

Free agents and draft rights in the first round: Miles Bridges, Montresl Harel, Cody Martin and Mark Williams (first round)

Tier 1 assets and trade exceptions

• The Hornets owe Atlanta the top 16, protected first in 2023. The selection is protected in the top 14 in 2024 and 2025. If not surrendered in any of the three seasons, the Hornets will send second in 2026 and 2027 to Atlanta.

• Charlotte has 2023 top 14 protected first from Denver. The selection is the top 14 protected in 2024 and 2025.

Tradable contracts (season 2022-23)

1. Gordon Hayward: $ 30.1 million; unlimited free agent in 2024

2. Terry Rosier: $ 21.5 million; unlimited free agent in 2026 (partial guarantee in 2025-26)

3. Kelly Aubrey Jr.: $ 12.6 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

4. Mason Plumley: $ 9.1 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

5. LaMelo Ball: $ 8.6 million; limited free agent in 2024

6. PJ Washington: $ 5.8 million; limited free agent in 2023

7. James Booknight: $ 4.4 million; limited free agent in 2025

8. Kai Jones: $ 2.9 million; limited free agent in 2025

9. Jaylan McDaniels: $ 1.9 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

10. Nick Richards: $ 1.8 million; limited free agent in 2023 (non-guaranteed contract in 2022-23)

11. JT Thor: $ 1.6 million; team option in 2024-25

Free agents and draft rights in the first round: Zack Lavine, Troy Brown Jr., Derrick Jones Jr., Matt Thomas, Tristan Thompson and Dalen Terry

Tier 1 assets and trade exceptions

• The Bulls owe Orlando a top 4 protected first in 2023. He is in the top 3 protected in 2024. Chicago will send San Antonio to the top 10 protected first in 2025 if Orlando’s choice is handed over in 2023. If the first of the Magic is not sent, Chicago will then send San Antonio in the top 10, protected first in 2026, but only if Magic receives first in 2024. If conditions have already been settled in the previous season, the choice is protected in the top 8. If the choice was not provided in 2025 and 2026, the Bulls would send the first 8 protected first in 2026, 2027 or 2028.

• They have a lottery protected first from Portland for the next six seasons. They are allowed to trade first on Trail Blazers in a future deal.

• Trade exception: $ 5 million

Tradable contracts (season 2022-23)

1. Demar DeRozan: $ 27.3 million; unlimited free agent in 2024

2. Nikola Vucevic: $ 22 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

3. Lonzo Ball: $ 19.5 million; option for a player in 2024-25

4. Alex Caruso: $ 9 million; unlimited free agent in 2025 (partial guarantee in 2024-25)

5. Patrick Williams: $ 7.8 million; limited free agent in 2024

6. Kobe White: $ 7.4 million; limited free agent in 2023

7. Tony Bradley: $ 2 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

8. Javonte Green: $ 1.8 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

9. Ayo Dosunmu: $ 1.6 million; limited free agent in 2023

Free agents and draft rights in the first round: Colin Sexton, Moses Brown, Rajon Rondo, Ed Davis and Ochay Agbaji

Tier 1 assets and trade exceptions

Tradable contracts (season 2022-23)

1. Kevin Love: $ 28,942,830; unlimited free agent in 2023

2. Jarrett Allen: $ 20,000,000; unlimited free agent in 2026

3. Karis Levert: $ 18,796,296; unlimited free agent in 2023

4. Laurie Markanen: $ 16,475,454; unlimited free agent in 2025 (partial guarantee in 2024-25)

5. Darius Garland: $ 8,920,795; limited free agent in 2023

6. Evan Mobley: $ 8,478,720; limited free agent in 2025

7. Sedi Osman: $ 7,426,088; unlimited free agent in 2024 (not guaranteed in 2023-24)

8. Isaac Okoro: $ 7,040,880; limited free agent in 2024

9. Dylan Windler: $ 4,037,278; limited free agent in 2023

10. Dean Wade: $ 1,930,681; unlimited free agent in 2023 (not guaranteed in 2022-23)

11. Lamar Stevens: $ 1,782,621; team option in 2023-24 (not guaranteed in 2022-23)

Free agents: Jalen Brunson

Unable to trade: Dorian Feeney-Smith (trading restriction)

Tier 1 assets and trade exceptions

Tradable contracts (season 2022-23)

1. Luka Doncic: $ 37.1 million player option in 2026-2027

2. Spencer Dinuidi: $ 21.2 million; unlimited free agent in 2024 (partial guarantee in 2023-24)

3. Tim Hardway Jr.: $ 19.6 million; unlimited free agent in 2025

4. Davis Bertans: $ 16 million; unlimited free agent in 2025 (partial guarantee in 2024-25)

5. Christian Wood: $ 14.3 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

6. Dwight Powell: $ 11.1 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

7. Reggie Bullock: $ 10 million; unlimited free agent in 2024 (partial guarantee in 2023-24)

8. Maxi Kleber: $ 9 million; unlimited free agent in 2023 (not guaranteed in 2022-23)

9. Josh Green: $ 3.1 million; limited free agent in 2024

10. Frank Ntilikina: $ 2 million; unlimited free agent in 2023 (not guaranteed in 2022-23)

Free agents and first round draft rights: Brin Forbes, Facundo Campazzo, Austin Rivers, DeMarcus Cousins, Vlatko Kankar, Peyton Watson and Christian Brown

Tier 1 assets and trade exceptions

• The Nuggets owe the Oklahoma City first protected top 14 in 2023, 2024 or 2025. They also owe the Orlando top 5 protected the first two years after handing over the OKC selection. The JaMychal Green Nuggets will send the Oklahoma City into the top 5 protected first in 2027, 2028 or 2029 if the first surrenders to Orlando in 2025.

• Trade Exception: $ 8.2 million

Tradable contracts (season 2022-23)

1. Nikola Jokic: $ 33 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

2. Jamal Murray: $ 31.7 million; unlimited free agent in 2025

3. Michael Porter Jr.: $ 30.5 million; unlimited free agent in 2027 (partial guarantee in 2026-27)

4. Aaron Gordon: $ 19.7 million; option for player in 2025-26

5. Will Barton: $ 14.4 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

6. Monte Morris: $ 9.1 million; unlimited free agent in 2024

7. Jeff Green: $ 4.5 million; unlimited free agent in 2023

8. Zeke Nnaji: $ 2.6 million; limited free agent in 2024

9. Bones Hyland: $ 2.2 million; unlimited free agent in 2025

Free agents and first round draft rights: Marvin Bagley III, Frank Jackson, Rodney McGruder, Carson Edwards, Luca Garza, Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren

First round assets and restriction space

• The Pistons owe New York the first …