Make sure that they are a free agent, then sign them as a free agent.
tracy mcgrady
He's a free agent
By being drafted, attending an NBA team tryout, or being signed as a Free Agent.
An unrestricted free agent is free to take the highest offer from whoever offers it. A restricted free agent can shop around for the highest salary. But, the team that owns him has the option to match that highest offer and the player must accept it. If there is no salary cap, the offers to free agents should be significantly higher, especially if a bidding war ensues. But, this will probably be a 1-year offer, since there should be a cap with the new collective bargaining agreement in 2011.
No, but he is still a restricted free agent until the NFL lockout is removed.
He's not on a team because he was a free agent, but now he would be on the Washington Wizards.
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Los Angeles Clippers 1998-2003Minnessota Timberwolves 2003-2006Boston Celtics 2006-2007Currently he is a restricted free agent
Allen iverson is on the free agent side and you can only use him in season playoffs and others but not in quick play
1997-1998 season
Yes. LeBron is free agent now since he is out of contract and several teams are approaching him in order to sign him.