NBA Market: 5 Bargains Still Available in Free Agency

In an increasingly shrinking NBA market, there are still several experienced NBA bargain players available who could contribute to different franchises in search of depth. Among them stand out names like Markelle Fultz, Alec Burks, De’Anthony Melton, Cam Reddish, and Seth Curry, players with experience in the league who, despite not having a contract at the moment, offer specific qualities that could be valuable in competitive rosters. Free agency, though scarce, remains alive.

Markelle Fultz / PG
The point guard from Washington has had a modest season in Sacramento, averaging 2.9 points and 1.3 assists, albeit showing efficiency in the few three-point attempts. His career, marked by injuries, has limited the impact expected from a top draft pick, but at 27, he still retains the ability to create from the dribble and contribute on defense in rotational minutes.

Alec Burks / SG
The shooting guard has been a bench piece for Miami Heat, where he averaged 7.3 points with an excellent 42.5% from three. At 33, Burks continues to excel as a reliable shooter and scoring option in spurts. His experience with different teams and his consistency from beyond the arc make him an intriguing choice for teams looking to strengthen their perimeter shooting.

De’Anthony Melton / SG
Averaging 10.3 points in Brooklyn, Melton was one of the most productive wing players on the list. His defensive ability, coupled with his knack for steals and versatility to play various roles in the rotation, keep him as an attractive profile in the market. At 27, he still has room to grow as a two-way player on aspiring teams.

Cam Reddish / SF
The small forward continues to struggle to solidify the potential he showed in his early years, averaging just 3.2 points with low shooting percentages in Charlotte. Still, Reddish offers physicality, length, and defensive versatility, qualities that could be valuable if he can find a defined role. At 26, his future will depend on the consistency he can display on both ends of the court.

Seth Curry / SG
The younger Curry brother had an efficient campaign in Charlotte, averaging 6.5 points with a brilliant 45.6% from three. Although his role has been limited in minutes, he remains one of the most reliable shooters in the league. At 35, he brings veteran leadership and immediate perimeter threat, ideal for teams needing to space the floor with outside shooting specialists.

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