NBA Free Agency 2019: Small Forwards

Probably the top player in 2018-19 if you factor in regular season and playoffs performances. Raptors have done everything they could to convince him to stay long-term.

One of the three best players in the NBA. How his Achilles injury will affect his free agency is the question as we head into the summer.

One of the most underrated wings in basketball. He scores efficiently and also distributes, rebounds and defends at above-average rates for his position. First-time All-Star this season.

Coming off a career season. Could the Pacers’ trade for TJ Warren mean he will be finding a new team this summer?

He surprisingly opted out of his deal with the Kings, but the fact that he did so could mean he had a pre-agreement in place with them to re-sign on a long-term deal.

Can still score when called upon. Maybe not at the high-volume pace of his prime, but he has become a better three-point shooter to make up the difference.

Getting up there in age, but still one of the most consistent 3-and-D players in the NBA.

Has proven to still be a very able scorer. His issues defensively, with injuries and with conditioning are what hinders his impact and outlook.

Athletic wing who can make an impact as a cutter and on the offensive glass. In a bigger role with the Suns, he was able to put up career numbers as a scorer. However, shooting has regressed once again.

Safe wing option who doesn’t do anything particularly well, but sticks around thanks to his athleticism and size.

Veteran forward who might be more important for the locker room at this point than for his on-the-court contributions.

Veteran 3-and-D wing who can play some power forward in certain lineups.

Veteran wing who shot 43.6 percent from three last season.

Became a productive 3-and-D wing for Houston this year.

He lacks a three-pointer but can face up on offense and defend multiple positions. 

Athletic wing who has yet to put it all together in the NBA.

Struggles mightily on offense but can be an impactful wing defender when locked in.

Bouncy wing with great size. Held back by poor shooting marks.

Explosive wing who doesn’t space the floor.

Strong, stout wing who has trouble contributing on offense but can defend multiple positions.

Veteran wing who can still rack up steals and finish in transition.

Doesn’t get much credit, but a do-the-dirty-work player who you ultimately want on your side. Missed most of last season with injury.

Low-usage but productive 3-and-D wing.

Got some playing time for Minnesota this season before injuries started to creep in again.

Hasn’t lived up to the draft potential. Consistently injured.

Bouncy wing who has spent the majority of his career in the G League.

Defensive-minded wing.

A tough, two-way wing who is developing his 3-and-D skills.

Slashing small forward who specializes on the defensive end.

A series of injuries have unfortunately derailed his once-promising career.

Slasher-type wing who can hit the three-ball, and is reportedly considering an NBA return.

Role player for one of the best teams in Greece.

Bouncy wing hampered by a complete lack of an outside jumper.

A tough wing from Australia who plays hard during his time on the floor.

Former elite recruit, now a hardworking role player.

A talented wing who might be best off trying his luck overseas for a few years before attempting another NBA comeback.