With the Milwaukee Bucks winning the 2021 NBA championship, the league now transitions into the offseason. The NBA has one of the most exciting free agency windows, with each individual player having the chance to make a meaningful impact on their new team and salary cap considerations always in play.
John Hollinger is The Athletic’s analytics guru, and earlier this week he released his free agent big board. Two former Michigan Wolverines made the top 20 heading into the offseason.
6. Duncan Robinson, SF, Heat (restricted): $23,924,678
That said, he’s not a high-usage shot creator and he’s not a Defensive Player of the Year candidate, so paying him in the 20s is probably excessive.