NBA Free Agents (best I can find out)

By Team
Atlanta: Darvin Ham, Emanual Davis, Ira Newble, Dan Dickau
Boston: Walter McCarty, Bruno Sundov, J.R. Bremer, Mark Blount
Chicago: Corie Blount, Fred Hoiberg, Rick Brunson, Lonny Baxter
Cleveland: Milt Palicio, Smush Parker
Dallas: Walt Williams, Popeye Jones, Adrian Griffin, Raja Bell, Eduardo Najera
Denver: Shammond Williams, Juwan Howard, Kenny Satterfield, Ryan Bowen, Junior Harrington, Pedrag Savovic
Detroit: Clifford Robinson, Jon Barry, Tayshaun Prince
Goden State: Chris Mills, Earl Boykins, Gilbert Arenas
Houston: Terence Morris, Juaquin Hawkins
Indiana: Reggie Miller, Jermaine O'Neal, Brad Miller, Erick Strickland
L.A. Clippers: Michael Olowokandi, Elton Brand, Lamar Odom, Eric Piatkowski, Sean Rooks, Andre Miller, Corey Maggette, Cherokee, Parks, Wang Zhi Zhi, Marko Jaric, Tremaine Fowlkes
L.A. Lakers: Tracy Murray, Samaki Walker, Brian Shaw, Stanislav Medvedenko
Memphis: Chris Owens, Earl Watson, Antonis Fotsis
Miami: Alonzo Mourning, Travis Best, Vladimir Stepania, Eddie House, Sean Marks, Malik Allen, Mike James
Milwaukee: Gary Payton, Dan Gadzuric, Marcus Haislip
Minnesota: Radoslav Nesterovic, Kendall Gill, Rod Strickland, Gary Trent, Loren Woods, Mike Wilks
New Jesey: Jason Kidd, Lucious Harris, Donny Marshall, Brian Scalbrine, Anthony Johnson
New Orleans: Kenny Anderson, P.J. Brown,
New York: Charlie Ward, Michael Doleac, Lee Nailon, Mark Pope, Lavor Postell
Orlando: Darrell Armstrong, Shawn Kemp, Jacque Vaughn, Pat Burke
Philadelphia: Tyrone Hill, Derrick Coleman, Brian Skinner, John Salmons
Phoenix: Randy Brown, Scott Williams, Jake Voskuhl, Casey Jacobson
Portland: Scottie Pippen, Arvydas Sabonis, Antonio Daniels, Rubin Boumtje-Boumtje, Qyntel Woods
Sacramento: Jim Jackson, Damon Jones
San Antonio: Tim Duncan, David Robinson, Steve Smith, Steve Kerr, Danny Ferry, Kevin Willis, Stephen Jackson, Mengke Batere
Seattle: Kevin Ollie, Ronald Murray, Reggie Evans, Eldon Campbell
Toronto: Vashon Lenard, Jelani McCoy, Nate Huffman, Chris Jeffries
Utah: Karl Malone, Mark Jackson, Calbert Cheaney, Scott Padgett
Washington: Charles Oakley, Jerry Stackhouse, Tyronn Lue

If I am wrong somewhere, just let me know, I left off the guys I thought were never really a part of a team and where I was just not sure. I think some players might be free agents and I am just not sure, like Gordon Giricek.

Is Tim Duncan a restricted or unrestricted freeagent?

arent jason terry and theo ratliff FA's this year??

Jason Terry is a free agent, he has an option that he'll decline.
Dion Glover has the same option, but I think he'll opt for it.
Many of the qualifying and optioned contracts are not listed..
In other words some of the restricted free agents are not listed.

Tim Duncan has a player option, he can do whatever he wants.

Theo Ratliff is owed 2 years $21 million.

Some others I missed

Jumaine Jones - Cleveland
Kenny Thomas - Philadelphia
Ron Mercer - Indiana
Robert Horry - LA Lakers (team option)
Anthony Carter - Miami
LaPhonso Ellis - Miami (team option)
Jerome Moiso - New Orleans (team option)
Courtney Alexander - New Orleans (team option)
Andrew DeClercq - Orlando (team option)
Tom Gugliotta - Phoenix (player option $11M)
Keon Clark - Sacramento (player option $5M)
Speedy Claxton - San Antonio (team option)
Byron Russell - Washington (team option)
Predrag Drobnjak - Seattle (team option)

Not everything is published all the time.
I think I heard James Posey for example is a restricted free agent, that is why Denver traded him for nothing.

Teams that will have huge cap space opening are:
Los Angeles Clippers
San Antonio Spurs
Utah Jazz
Denver Nuggets

Good space opening:
Indiana Pacers
Orlando Magic
Miami Heat

Looks like they'll be some good role players and "spare parts" available this offseason, as well as the major free agents. Very reminiscent of the 1996 offseason, though whether someone will pull a "Shaq" is yet to be seen.

yes another shaq will be pulled, it will involve orlando again, and also an O'Neal again

I'd really like to see Qyntel Woods get on a team where he can get some PT. I remember SLAM magazine gave him a good chance of being the ROTY but he wounded up on the Blazers, a team that can't afford to let their rookies develop. He's supposed to be like Tracy McGrady or something.

yes another shaq will be pulled, it will involve orlando again, and also an O'Neal again

Will they have enough to lure him away from the Pacers though? Indiana will probably offer him considerably more than what other teams can afford.

I remember SLAM magazine gave him a good chance of being the ROTY but he wounded up on the Blazers, a team that can't afford to let their rookies develop. He's supposed to be like Tracy McGrady or something.

I remember reading similar reports. Most of what I read basically said he was potentially as good as T-Mac, but didn't have the maturity, work ethic or dedication required to become a star. He'll probably be a Jermaine O'Neal type, taking a couple of extra years to establish himself because of the team's depth.

Clifford Robinson signed a 2 year contract extension with the Pistons a while ago...