Free Agent Guide
SI.com examines the top 20 free agents in this summer's market. Tune in often to get the latest on who's going where. (R=restricted)
Player	Potential Suitors	The Latest
Gilbert Arenas (R)	Warriors Wizards	Arenas chose the Wizards' $60 million deal over the Clippers'. Golden State has 15 days to match, but it's virtually impossible for them to do so under the salary cap rules.
Elton Brand (R)	Clippers	The Clippers decided to match Miami's offer sheet and retain Brand's services for a reported $82.2 million.
P.J. Brown	Hornets	Brown's agent says the veteran forward is planning to finish out his career in New Orleans. He signed a four-year deal worth about $8 million per year.
Tim Duncan	Spurs	Duncan signed a seven-year deal worth a reported $122 million to stay in San Antonio.
Richard Hamilton (R)	Pistons	Hamilton signed a reported seven-year, $62 million deal with Detroit.
Juwan Howard	Magic	Surprise! After a recent report said Howard has narrowed his list to the T'wolves and Pistons, he switched gears and signed a five-year deal with Orlando.
Jason Kidd	Nets	The Nets are keeping their prize free agent, and they didn't even have to fire their head coach to do it. Kidd signed a reported six-year, $99 million deal with New Jersey.
Corey Maggette (R)	Clippers	The Clippers' matched Maggette's offer sheet for a six-year deal with the Jazz.
Karl Malone	Lakers	The Mailman is putting his money where his mouth is. Malone decided to take $1.5 million to join Gary Payton on the dream team the Lakers are putting together.
Andre Miller (R)	Nuggets	The Clippers let their restricted free agent walk, so Miller will join Carmelo Anthony and Nene Hilario in Denver.
Brad Miller	Kings	Miller looked to be headed to the Jazz until a last-minute sign-and-trade deal delivered him onto Sacramento's doorstep.
Reggie Miller	Pacers	The franchise icon isn't going anywhere, although he will have to take a serious pay cut.
Alonzo Mourning	Nets	Mark Cuban says the Mavs lost the battle for the former All-Star to Jason Kidd and the Nets because of the relatively easy competition the East has to offer.
Rasho Nesterovic	Spurs	San Antonio finally landed a free agent. After being spurned by Jason Kidd and P.J. Brown, the Spurs are ready to sign Nesterovic to a six-year deal.
Lamar Odom (R)	Clippers Heat Nuggets Jazz	Pat Riley has liked Odom for a long time, but there's a lot of interest in the 6-foot-10 24-year-old.
Michael Olowokandi	T'wolves	The T'wolves moved quickly after losing Nesterovic, and reportedly agreed to ink the Kandi Man to a three-year, $16 million deal.
Jermaine O'Neal	Pacers	O'Neal called off his visits to other teams and will be maxed out by the Pacers for $120 million. The bigger question is whether the two Millers will join him.
Gary Payton	Lakers	Payton signed with the Lakers for their midlevel exception, immediately making L.A. the favorite next year.
Scottie Pippen	Bulls	Pippen's returning to Chicago to mentor the Baby Bulls. He reportedly signed a two-year, $10 million deal.
Jason Terry (R)	Hawks Jazz Heat	If Terry leaves, the Hawks would have nobody on the roster who could take two dribbles without tripping, so the chances of their not matching an offer are slim.