NBA Free Agency 2019: Shooting Guards

A tough, two-way wing who can defend multiple positions and score 20 per night at an efficient level. His fit with the 76ers isn’t totally ideal, however, so it wouldn’t be shocking to see him end up on a different team this summer.

One of the best shooters in league history. Will a torn ACL suffered in the last game of the season change his market this summer?

Relocated his elite shooting form in a big way this season before seeing his shooting marks plummet in the postseason. Shot over 45 percent from three in the regular season and under 33 percent in the playoffs.

Despite it being his age-34 season, put up a career-high in points. One of the best sharpshooters the game has to offer.

Athletic perimeter player who can knock down triples with aplomb and score off the dribble.

Good scorer on the wing who averaged a career-high in points this season.

Productive guard whose play picked up in the absence of John Wall. Elite spot-up shooter and good at cutting to the basket.

Bucket-getter off the bench. Can really do damage against second units.

Slightly above-average three-point shooter and a good ball-stopper on the wing.

Excellent spot-up shooter, but did not acclimate that well to playing with the Lakers. Still should receive good interest in free agency thanks to his skill set.

Solid backup guard. Likes to score one-on-one. Gets after it on defense.

Solid defender and merely a decent shooter from the 2-guard spot. Should have thrived next to LeBron, but he was never able to put it all together as a Laker.

Good shooter from the outside who likes to do his damage coming off screens.

Solid scorer who has the patented Curry shooting touch.

Fell out of the rotation for the Kings, which doesn’t exactly speak glowingly to his NBA future.

Athletic 2-guard who plays with high intensity on both ends of the floor. Streaky outside shooter.

Athletic wing who racks up steals and is a decent threat from three-point range.

Jack of all trades, master of none. Though he can defend, distribute, create his own shot and spot up from deep, he doesn’t do any of those things at an elite level.

Defensive-minded wing with a poor jump shot.

Heading into the final year of his career, it’ll be interesting to see where he spends his last days in the NBA. He put up decent numbers last year, including from deep, so he could help out a playoff-caliber club.

Keeps it simple offensively. Pesters opponents defensively and has a knack for coming up with loose balls.

Reliable wing. Plays hard on both ends. Above-average stroke from three.

He’s athletic and has championship experience, making him an interesting option for wing-needy teams.

A career 35.3 percent three-point shooter, he hasn’t lived up to the sharpshooter label he had coming out of college.

Streaky bench scorer who can go for 20 or go scoreless on any given night.

He’s not in his prime, but he can still get buckets off the bench.

Hit 44.4 percent of his triples with the Raptors, proving that he can still stroke the basketball for contenders.

Great outside shooter who doesn’t provide much else.

Shooting guard with soft touch from the outside. Parted ways with the Thunder under mysterious circumstances last season.

Smooth bucket-getting scorer who doesn’t contribute anything on defense.

His main skill is supposed to be shooting but he’s only hit 32.2 percent of his threes over the last two years.

Has yet to find a legit role in the NBA, despite being part of a championship team every year he’s been in the NBA.

Hasn’t hit threes consistently enough yet in the NBA, and might not be athletic enough to defend at a passable level.

Good shooter backed by a pretty jumper.

Carved out a nice career in China.

Athletic 2-guard who likes to get buckets but not to create for others.

Can still do some scoring off the bench, but that’s about it.

A former Top-10 pick who seems to have lost all confidence. A stint overseas at this point in his career could do him some good.

Shoot-first guard who is playing in China after a decent NBA career.

Can get hot as a scorer and do some damage off the bench.

Former Spur who has found his niche playing overseas.

Long-term developmental project.