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It is kind of unusual that there are still a lot of unsigned point guards in the NBA right now. Steve Blake, Mario Chalmers, Norris Cole, Bryce Cotton, Jordan Farmar, Kirk Hinrich, Ty Lawson, Andre Miller, Xavier Munford, and Phil Pressey round out most of the bigger names available. Among that group, the two former Miami Heat are on top of the list. While the teams are signing big men left and right, these guys are certainly still serviceable and can still contribute to any team that would sign them.

WOW! I knew there was plenty of free agents but there is some solid people on that
list. Even the warriors could use a andre miller right about now or even a farmar.

We will see the signing few weeks from now before the training camp starts. Those point guards on your list are reliable guards. May e they are demanding higher salary because we all know that the cap space increase.

I like to Chalmers to be acquired as back up point guard for the warriors if possible as it is good to acquire some teammates of Lebron so the warriors will know his weaknesses and they can carefully plan how to beat the cavaliers this season.

Or the Cleveland Cavaliers could also go after them since Dellavedova isn't in their lineup anymore. Since Chalmers and Norris Cole are already familiar with Lebron, might as well give a chance to any one of them. I am sure that wouldn't cost a lot to sign either of them as they probably could be given just a veteran's minimum on a one year contract.

That would also be cool but I do not think Lebron will allow the management to have Chalmers in cleveland, I do not see they have a good relationship in the floor. Lebron wants to be a leader and he wants to be followed all time, knowing chalmers attitude that would be a problem for lebron losing his focus.