NBA Free Agency 2020: Shooting Guards

Though he had his most well-rounded season in Year-1 with the Spurs, his lack of a three-point shot limits his overall efficiency and impact.

An excellent wing defender who plays hard and hits three-pointers at roughly a league-average rate.

One of the best high-volume three-point marksmen in the league, he had a ridiculous year scoring the basketball in 2018-19.

Adept at scoring, especially from the outside, both as a starter and in a backup role.

He has an elite pull-up jumper and a pretty outside stroke, but there’s more to his game than just shooting.

Playmaking wing who has been a streaky outside shooter throughout his career.

Roughly a career 34 percent three-point shooter. If he were to improve on that mark, he would become a more well-rounded and efficient scorer.

Led the league in three-point shooting last season at 47.4 percent accuracy.

Enjoyed a breakout season with Denver in 2018-19, one in which he played an important bench role for one of the best teams in the league and shot 40.2 percent from three.

Knockdown outside shooter who is elite when coming off screens.

One of the best defenders in the league when healthy. Missed all of last season recovering from an injury he suffered in 2017-18.

After playing on a non-contender for years, he’ll finally get the chance to prove his numbers aren’t empty and that he can carve out a role on an elite team.