Philadelphia 76ers: 2022 unrestricted free agent big board
10. Malik Monk, SG
It was surprising that the Lakers were able to sign Malik Monk to a minimum contract last season. That won’t be the case this offseason for the 6-foot-3 combo guard. He’s a spark plug off the bench for any team and the 24-year-old will most likely be out of the 76ers price range.
9. Otto Porter Jr., F
I’ve written about Otto Porter Jr. so much in the past, I might as well join his fan club. In all seriousness, Porter is a great 3-and-D veteran on this list. At 6-foot-8 he can defend multiple positions. The 28-year-old’s biggest problem is health so he could be had for cheaper than what his play would indicate.
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8. Ricky Rubio, PG
Despite coming off yet another ACL tear last season, Ricky Rubio is still an elite member of the unrestricted free agent class this season. The 31-year-old is one of the better floor generals in the NBA and despite standing at just 6-foot-2, he’s really good defensively. Assuming he can come back at the same level he played at prior to the injury, he can still be a starting level point guard or high-end backup.
7. Kyle Anderson, F
Kyle Anderson, a.k.a. “Slo Mo” is one of the most unique forwards in the NBA. At 6-foot-9, the Memphis Grizzlies wing plays at his own pace on offense and is a skilled playmaker. The 28-year-old is a solid two-way player and could be a starter for at least half the teams in the league. He should get paid nicely this offseason.
6. Jusuf Nurkic, C
The Portland Trail Blazers have a tough decision to make about their starting center Jusuf Nurkic. The 27-year-old is a solid two-way big man in the league, but if they go full rebuild the 6-foot-11 big man will have to find a home elsewhere in the NBA.