The recent NBA offseason has been relatively quiet regarding free-agent acquisitions. Notable player movements include Myles Turner transitioning from the Indiana Pacers to the Milwaukee Bucks and Dorian Finney-Smith joining the Houston Rockets.

However, there remains a notable pool of competent players still available for teams to consider. Below, are the top five unrestricted free agents likely to make an impact, listed alphabetically:

Chris Boucher: Philadelphia 76ers

Chris Boucher Boucher has established himself with the Raptors over the past seven years, providing depth for the Philadelphia squad that has lost Yabusele and may have Embiid sidelined for the new season.

Malcolm Brogdon: Los Angeles Lakers

Malcolm Brogdon Brogdon is an adaptable player with skills that would enhance the Lakers’ backcourt, complementing their star players.

Al Horford: Golden State Warriors

Al Horford Adding veteran experience, Horford would fill the gap left by Looney, improving Golden State’s frontline.

Chris Paul: Phoenix Suns

Chris Paul Bringing Paul back could bolster Phoenix’s ball-handling capabilities significantly.

Russell Westbrook: Indiana Pacers

Russell Westbrook Westbrook could lend valuable scoring ability to a Pacers team adjusting due to Haliburton’s absence.