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Early NBA free agency rankings: LeBron James leads list of top 30 players who could potentially hit market

NBA free agency is three months away, and plenty of stars have decisions to make

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There are less than two weeks left in the 2023-24 regular season, so that means we’re inching ever closer to every NBA fan’s favorite time of year. No, not the playoffs. Free agency. The fan-favorite period is almost exactly three months away, and it’s never too early to think about the bonanza beginning.

This year’s free-agent crop is shrouded in question marks, but as it stands right now we could have an absolute whopper of a class, led by one of the most popular names in American sports history. That’s right, LeBron James has gone out of his way to remain ambiguous regarding his future with the Los Angeles Lakers. He’s the proud owner of a crisp $51 million player option this summer. All indications are that James wants to finish out his career as a Laker, but crazier things have happened.

There are several other players who could technically be available this summer who are likely to stay put — Paul George, Tyrese Maxey, Pascal Siakam, Jrue Holiday — but if any number of them decides to test the waters, we could have an extremely exciting free-agency period. Even if their names are all off the board, there are unrestricted free agents like James Harden, Klay Thompson and DeMar DeRozan who will be the subject of much intrigue.

While things will undoubtedly change over the next couple of months, here are the top 30 NBA players who could be available in the 2024 offseason.

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