NBA Free Agency 2019: Power Forwards

After averaging career-highs across the board this season, he couldn’t be going into free agency at a better time.

After a trade landed him in Dallas, team owner Mark Cuban made it clear the organization plans to keep him around for the long haul.

Elite finisher around the paint. Specializes in using athleticism to drive by slower big men. Averaged career numbers in multiple categories this year.

An adept floor-spacer from the 4-spot with quick feet on the defensive end. Can be quite streaky with his shot, however, which hurts his value.

Averaging his lowest points per game in nine years. Still a versatile big man who can defend at a high level and score when needed. One of Denver’s better performers in the playoffs.

Provides the Celtics with an element of toughness they wouldn’t have without him. Solid scoring big man who can iso, post-up and shoot the long ball.

A hugely impactful contributor thanks to his plus defense and finishing around the basket.

Not a great scorer, but does the little things that help you win. Plus defender on the wing.

Excellent bench scorer for a big man and appeared to improve his defense and rebounding.

Tough, throwback big with a decent jumper. Hard-nosed defender.

Had a career resurgence after joining the Rockets. Uses athleticism and safe hands to finish explosively around the rim.

Injuries killed him last season. Wasn’t able to get a huge role as a member of the Thunder, so it’s very doubtful he’ll be back there next year.

Experienced forward who still has hops despite being in his 30s.

Solid scorer and rebounder from the 4-spot who can space the floor from deep, making him a good fit as a modern big man.