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As the NBA Draft has concluded, and the Orlando Magic selected Paolo Banchero with the first overall pick, all eyes are now focused on the NBA Free Agency period which begins on June 30th. Several high-profile names may be available, including Kyrie Irving, Bradley Beal, and James Harden.

With several NBA teams preparing to open their checkbooks and manipulate the salary cap, we've compiled a list of the top 50 NBA free agents for this summer.

30. Caleb Martin, F, Miami Heat (14.8 Player Efficiency Rating)

Martin just completed his best season in the NBA after averaging 9.2 points per game and shooting 41.3% from three-point range. Martin averaged 22.9 minutes per game, but like his brother Cody, his age (26) slightly diminishes his market value.

29. Delon Wright, G, Atlanta Hawks (13.8 PER)

Wright is one of those players where you always expect him to take the next step in his career but he has not. Regardless of where he signs, he will be an excellent backup point guard, but he is nothing more than a backup guard.

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28. Gary Harris, G, Orlando Magic (10.9 PER)

The past three seasons have been tough for Harris, but the chance to join a playoff team once again could revitalize his career. Harris is still only 27 years old and we witnessed glimpses of a very talented player when he played for the Denver Nuggets. During the 2018 season, Harris averaged 17.5 points per game for the Nuggets.

27. P.J. Tucker, F, Miami Heat (11.3 PER)

At 37 years old, Tucker's age presents the biggest concern with regards to signing him as a free agent. We can probably expect teams with championship aspirations to come calling for Tucker, and they will most likely limit his playing time early in the season. Tucker is an elite three-and-D player, so keeping him healthy for the playoffs will be key.

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26. Otto Porter Jr., F, Golden State Warriors (15.9 PER)

At this point in Porter's career, you know what you are getting when you sign him to a contract. A role player capable of defending and making three-point shots when the opportunity arises. In his time with the Warriors, Porter attempted more threes than two pointers per game.

25. Donte DiVincenzo, G, Sacramento Kings (11.3 PER)

In the NBA, DiVincenzo is the three-and-D type of player everyone covets. An ankle injury has hindered DiVincenzo's career since he was a key player in the Milwaukee Bucks' success in 2021. Considering he is still only 25 years old, there will be a lot of interest in the former Villanova Wildcat.

24. Bruce Brown, G, Brooklyn Nets (15.0 PER)

Brown's greatest strength is his defensive versatility, which enables him to guard a variety of positions on the court. The fact that Brown shot 40.4% from beyond the arc last season only enhances his value. The ball does not need to be in Brown's hands for him to make an impact on a game.

23. Gary Payton II, G, Golden State Warriors (17.8 PER)

The Warriors will try to retain Payton, but knowing that they are up against it from the perspective of the salary cap, I expect someone to overpay. The Warriors championship run was made possible by his defensive ability and sneaky athleticism.

22. Marvin Bagley III, F, Detroit Pistons (15.7 PER, Restricted Free Agent)

In the wake of a rough season with the Sacramento Kings, Bagley's value began to decline, but he quickly recovered after being traded to the Detroit Pistons. Bagley's player efficiency rating (17.7) with the Pistons was his highest since his rookie season with the Kings. Only 22 years old, Bagley is expected to draw considerable interest this offseason.

21. Nic Claxton, C, Brooklyn Nets (18.6 PER, RFA)

Claxton consistently impressed me with his minutes this season, and I am not the only one who saw his potential. The 22-year-old restricted free agent from Georgia could be in for a very nice payday.

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