Who are the best NBA 2008 Free Agents?
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Best Players in Free Agent Class of 2008:\n\nShawn Marion\nAndre Iguodala \nBaron Davis \nBen Gordon \nCorey Maggette \nDwight Howard \nElton Brand \nEmeka Okafor \nGilbert Arenas \nJameer Nelson \nJason Kidd \nJermaine O'Neal \nRichard Hamilton \nRicky Davis \nRon Artest \nTim Duncan \nSteve Francis \n\n  -NOTE: This is two summers away (2008). Both Chauncey Billups and Vince Carter will be a free agent in 2007, not 2008
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Lebron\nbut Dwayne is pretty good
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1. Lebron James\n2. Dwyane Wade\n3. Chris Paul\n4. Carmelo Anthony\n5. Chris Bosh\n6. Dwight Howard\n7. Kwame Brown\n8. Andrew Bynum\n9. Andre Iguodala\n10. Yao Ming
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I hate to tell you this, but all of those players have made at least a shot from beyond the arc. Seeing as it would be hard to find anybody who didnt make "one shot from behind the arc", i think i will say  Wilt Chamberlain .
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I doubt anyone you've listed will play somewhere else next year.  Nowitzki is way to valuable to Dallas for them to let him go and I don't think Gordon or Paul are going to bring as much value as they can a couple years from now.  I think Artest is likely out in Sacremento, keeping him around longer than a season is probably a mistake.  And of course, pick any Knick, there's a good chance four or five of them could be traded.
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Magic Johnson \nBill Russell \n\ntwo so far
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Here's the top free agents: http://probasketball.about.com/od/newsrumorsopinion/a/nbafreeagents06.htm\n\nI sure hope KG goes to the Lakers.
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1. Steve Nash\n2. Dirk Nowitzki\n3. Josh Howard\n4. Shaq O'Neal
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Michael Jordan\nScottie Pippen\nToni Kukoc\nSteve Kerr\nRon Harper\nLuc Longley\nBill Wennington\nDennis Rodman\nJud Buechler\nDickey Simpkins\nRandy Brown\nJason Caffey\nJames Edwards\nJohn Salley\nJack Haley
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Top 25 as of 2006:\n\n1. Kobe Bryant\n2. Kevin Garnett\n3. LeBron James\n4. Shawn Marion\n5. Elton Brand\n6. Dirk Nowitzki\n7. Dwyane Wade\n8. Allen Iverson  \n9. Yao Ming  \n10. Chris Bosh\n11. Paul Pierce\n12. Gilbert Arenas\n13. Steve Nash\n14. Pau Gasol\n15. Tim Duncan\n16. Marcus Camby\n17. Andrei Kirilenko\n18. Jermaine O'Neal\n19. Chris Webber\n20. Lamar Odom\n21. Jason Kidd\n22. Dwight Howard\n23. Chris Paul\n24. Ray Allen\n25. Carmelo Anthony\n\nI can't list all time. I didn't watch most of them play.
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Most complete: Shawn Marion\nMost Potential:LeBron\nBest Scorer/closer:Kobe\nBest Passer:Steve Nash\nBest Rebounder:Marcus Camby (for now)\nTheir really hasn't been a clearcut all-around best player since MJ in his prime.
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Larry Bird\nLarry Bird\nLarry Bird\nLarry Bird\nMichael Jordan (probably only need one of him)
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kevin garnett\ntim duncan\nsteve nash\ntracy mcgrady\nkobe bryant\nlebron james\ndirk nowitzki\nallen iverson\nshaquille o'neal\nvince carter
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1. Kobe Bryant\n2. LeBron James\n3. Kevin Garnett\n4. Dirk Nowitzki\n5. Tim Duncan\n6. Dwayne Wade\n7. Shawn Marion\n8. Tracy McGrady\n9. Steve Nash\n10.Allen Iverson
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I don't follow the NBA as much as I did a couple years ago, but my picks:\n\n1) Clippers- They have the youth and the experience with veterans. Really deep, all they need is time and determination.\n\n2) Warriors- Jason Richardson and Baron Davis are explosive. Now who else? The Warriors started powerful then died down as the season progressed. They need more talent and a leader who actually cares about the championship.\n\n3) Lakers- Kobe scores a million. Need I say more? Half of this team cares about how their stats look so they can get a new contract worth millions. Right now, the Lakers have no hope. They chose to Kobe instead of Shaq and this is the result they are going to get.\n\n4) Sacramento- This team does look like a mess. But who knows? This could be a surprise. The team that was a favorite to win the West three years ago is almost gone. But Mike Bibby, one of the strongest leaders, still remains. All thats needed now is to decide what direction they want to go to.\n\n-Way2Determined
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I would go with Allen Iverson, because he is currently the leading scorer, and he also steals the ball away many times. He is an excellent defender who only lacks in the rebounding department, but his scoring more than makes up for. He is an overall consistent player on both sides on the ball, and he is always the man you can trust to score in clutch situations.
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mike miller avgs. a double-double and tyson chandler eats rebounds, and barbosa scores a whole lot.  gilbert arenas.  not a fair trade.  its a 3 for 1.  of course the person getting 3 players gets a better deal.