Top 25 Free Agents 01. Michael Redd - SG The Cavs could have the best chance to land him. The opportunity to return to his home state and play with LeBron might trump the extra year and bigger raises the Bucks can offer. 02. Ray Allen - SG Sonics don't up their offer ?but where would he go? Cleveland is a possibility. If the Cavs don't land Michael Redd, Allen would be an attractive option. 03. Samuel Dalembert - C Dalembert has the size, athleticism and work ethic to be a force somewhere down the road. The Cavs and Sonics also are interested. 04. Tyson Chandler - PF-C He has stayed healthy, was terrific on the boards again and showed signs that he's an emerging shot blocker. But his offensive game has really stagnated. Teams like Cleveland or Atlanta also are considering throwing a max-type deal Chandler's way. 05. Larry Hughes - SG Hughes picked a great time to have a career year. He averaged career highs in points, rebounds, assists and steals. There's no question the Wizards want him back and will be willing to pay him. The Wizards likely will have competition from the Bucks (if Redd doesn't re-sign), the Cavs and possibly the Clippers. 06. Joe Johnson - SG He ranked second in the league in 3-point percentage this season and seventh in 3-pointers made. The fact that he's versatile enough to play backup point doesn't hurt his stock, either. The Suns want him back and own his restricted rights. The Cavs will also consider Johnson strongly if Redd doesn't sign with them. He's also likely to get some love from the Bobcats and possibly the Clippers. 07. Eddy Curry - C Curry is one of this crop's biggest enigmas. He's a talented low-post scorer who still seems to be growing as a player. Curry had a heart problem toward the end of the season that forced him to miss the playoffs. After months of testing, Curry has been cleared by doctors to begin playing again, but in the meantime, his value might have dropped considerably. If Curry can persuade a team such as the Cavs (LeBron has been recruiting him), Hawks, Clippers or Sonics to roll the dice and offer him a big deal, will the Bulls match? GM Paxson says yes, but it might depend on how the collective-bargaining negotiations turn out. 08. Stomile Swift - PF-C 09. Shareef Abdur-Rahim - PF 10. Zydrunas Ilgauskas - C He turned 30 in June and, despite having played relatively injury-free basketball the past few seasons, he has a history of foot injuries that could scare away any team doctor. However, his ability to score in the paint and block shots makes him a coveted commodity. The Cavs want to re-sign him, but for no more than a four-year deal that pays him roughly $44 million. If Ilgauskas pushes for more, the Cavs might wait him out this summer. The Cavs have no interest in a sign-and-trade, closing off that avenue. 11. Bobby Simmons - SF-SG Simmons' production made a major leap this past season. He is versatile, a great rebounder for his size and one of the league's best free-throw shooters. He's a hardworking kid who just turned 25 in mid-June, so what isn't there to like about him? If a team offers Simmons more than the mid-level exception, however, don't be so sure the Clippers will match. 12. Marko Jaric - PG When Jaric has been healthy, he has looked solid. The Cavs have more to offer and are interested, but might beunwilling to lock up their cap space for seven days while they wait for the Clippers to match. 13. Kwame Brown - PF-C 14. Vladimir Radmanovic - PF-SF 15. Antoine Walker - PF-SF 16. Antonio Daniels - PG-SG Daniels was a contender for the Sixth Man Award and likely will try to bolt Seattle this summer looking for a starting gig. He has posted two solid seasons with the Sonics, is one of the best point-guard defenders in the league and has improved his jump shot. He should become a solid starter on a team such as the Cavs or Rockets, who are looking for more size and leadership at the position. 17. Kyle Korver - SF 18. Earl Watson - PG Watson remains one of the most underrated point guards in the league and should generate significant interest this summer. He has played backup to Jason Williams most of his career, but his player efficiency ratings make him, at the very least, Williams' equal. He's one of the best defensive point guards in the league, and he keeps turnovers to a minimum. He won't score a lot of points with that faulty jumper, but he definitely can run a team. Teams such as the Hawks, Bobcats, Bucks, Blazers, Cavs, Jazz, Rockets and Magic all have shown interest. 19. Sarunas Jasikevicius - PG-SG Jasikevicius is the best point guard playing in Europe and has led his team to three straight Euroleague Championships. The former Maryland star is an incredible passer, has deep range on his jumper, and plays with lots of emotion and grit. If he were more athletic, a better defender and four or five years younger (he's 29), he'd be near the top of the list. 20. Donyell Marshall - PF 21. Udonis Haslem - PF 22. Damon Stoudamire - PG 23. Gary Payton - PG 24. Jerome James - C 25. Dan Dickau - PG Chris Paul headed to New Orleans, Dickau has to search for a new home. Dickau was unexpectedly solid for the Hornets this season, averaging 13.3 ppg and 5.2 apg. ESPN Insider Chad Ford -- 暂时针对骑士队有兴趣的球员节录部分内容，之後有空再翻译， 当然也欢迎板友们帮忙翻译。 --

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