Only one week left, US media announced the top 20 remaining big fish in the free market! Westbrook s 5th Warriors are booked for many people

With only one week left before the new season training camp, the US media "hoopshype" announced the TOP 20 remaining fish in the free market at the right time, with Westbrook ranked fifth, and the Warriors have booked many players.

Fifth place: Westbrook

24-25 season: 13.3 points, 6.1 assists, 4.9 rebounds, and 1.4 steals

Reject the player option and left the Nuggets, the former MVP of Westbrook, has never found its next home in the offseason. The Kings are one of the few teams that want to get Westbrook, but they are still waiting for Kumingga.

However, with the starting point guard of the Rockets Van Jordan suffering from a cruciate ligament torture, it is likely to be reimbursed in the new season, and Westbrook will become one of the potential candidates for firefighting and strengthening of the Rockets.

Despite Westbrook's lack of reliable shooting, he played a reliable off-ball role with the Nuggets last season, providing excellent assisted defense and rebounding skills, and his relationship with Durant, returning to the Rockets at the end of his career will be a very topical choice.

4th place: Horford

24-25 season: 9 points, 6.2 rebounds, 0.9 blocks

As the former champion insider, Horford has reached an oral agreement with the Warriors. Both sides are expected to sign a 2-year, $11.7 million mini middle class special case after the issue of Kumingga's contract renewal was resolved.

In terms of play style and ability, Horford perfectly meets the requirements of Cole's pass and cut system, and he can provide the space, ball handling and defense replacement capabilities that Cole needs.

However, Horford is already a 39-year-old veteran, and his health and physical fitness will face considerable challenges. Even so, he will still be the best candidate for the Warriors starting center in the new season.

3rd place: Grimes

24-25 season: 14.6 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3 assists, and 1 steal

Grimes was one of the few highlights of the 76ers' defeat season last season. Since being traded to the 76ers, its average data has soared to nearly 22+5+4, and has scored 40+ points for many times.

This made Grimes hope to get a large contract with an average salary of $25 million in the offseason, but the Sixers already have three giants, Embiid, George and Maxi, as well as McCain and VJ Edgecombe in the backcourt, and there was no room or the need to spend a lot of money to keep Grimes.

Therefore, the 76ers have been trying to renew Grimes' contract with a lower price. It is very likely that the two sides will not be able to see the final record until the qualification quotation expires (October 1).

Second place: Beasley

24-25 season: 16.3 points, 1.7 assists and 2.6 rebounds

Beasley was one of the best shooters in the league last season, with a three-point shooting percentage of up to 41.6%, and ranked second in the league in three-point shooting.

Whether in terms of output or quality, Beasley is the most popular type of off-ball three-point finisher in the league today.

Therefore, at the beginning of the offseason, the Pistons planned to provide it with a three-year contract worth $42 million, but everything changed because it was caught in an off-court betting storm, and potential buyers are expected to be waiting for the league's results and conclusions on its investigation.

No. 1: Kumingga

24-25 season: 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.2 assists

Kumingga's condition is similar to Grimes. The difference is that Kumingga not only wants to get a big contract, but also wants to add player options to the contract renewal to control his future.

Therefore, Kumingga rejected the Warriors' quotations including team options for 45 million in two years and 75 million in three years, which also led to the Warriors' offseason still having 0 reinforcements.

As training camp approaches the new season, it is expected that the two sides will resolve the differences as much as possible within a week to facilitate the Warriors to resolve the signing issue as soon as possible.

The rest are ranked as follows:

6-10: Achuwa, Payton Jr., Ben Simmons, Payton Jr., and Bandon Jr.;

11-15: Thomas Bryant, Mont Morris, Wright, Waters and Fultz;

16-20: Burks, Melton, Reddish, Joseph Jr. and Curry Jr.