So it's a seller's market right? That's why you don't 'buy'.
Yep. Atlanta will fill out their cap.
Charlotte is in the process.
Cleveland may or may not. Miami is a ?
Houston is capped out either way.
So is Chicago.
Worst case Suns make a huge offer for Greg Monroe.
Luol Deng is going to get double digit millions somewhere.
Lakers must either set themselves up for another tank(unlikely, and it would have to be a way bigger tank than last year. Philadelphia size tank to meet top5 protection on draft pick) or they spend all their money to pseudo compete for the 10th seed.
New York having cap space depends on Melo's decision. If Melo leaves they might rebuild via draft.
Memphis is capped
Washington + Toronto will have little flexibility because they have to take care of their own guys.
Portland is capped, Sacto may have some room depending on Gay situation.
Orlando may start shopping next summer.
Philly will shop for assets and bad contracts.
OKC has no options
Minny has some room when Love leaves, but they have to take care of Rubio and none wants to move to Minny, so they'll prolly overpay the least attractive FA.
Milwaukee rebuilds, may decide to rent cap space.
Clippers, Warriors, Pacers all have no flexbility.
Detroit has flexibility
Denver none
Mavs have their new age perennial flexibility as well
The NEts are capped until 2199
Boston is rebuilding in a weird way, so they may look at free agency
See there's not a lot of potential suitors after this summer's madness, where the deep 2010 restricteds are retained. 2011 doesn't feature such a deep restricted class and there's plenty of valuable mid tier agents. That doesn't create such a market like this summer.