Free agency NBA Power Rankings -- How all 30 teams stack up in the 2025 offseason - ESPN

The 2025 NBA offseason is in full swing, and with a flurry of free agency deals already behind us, teams continue to sort out unresolved agreements as we approach the end of the summer.

With the 2025-26 NBA season a few months away, some teams are settling in with their newly acquired superstars. Specifically, the Houston Rockets acquired 15-time All-Star Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns in June. The Rockets hope the veteran forward will give them the boost they need to leap to dominant contender status next season.

Other veteran names were also on the move this offseason, as Damian Lillard returned to the Portland Trail Blazers after two seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks and Chris Paul returned to the LA Clippers after one season with the San Antonio Spurs.

How will Bradley Beal fit with the Clippers? How much of an impact will Lonzo Ball make with the Cleveland Cavaliers? Our NBA insiders break down some of the biggest questions after an exciting few weeks of free agency and what teams still need to address this offseason.

Note: Team rankings are based on where members of our panel (ESPN's Tim Bontemps, Jamal Collier, Michael C. Wright, Dave McMenamin, Ohm Youngmisuk, Chris Herring, Kevin Pelton, Zach Kram, Anthony Slater) think teams belong after a flurry of free agency moves.

Jump to a team:
ATL | BOS | BKN | CHA | CHI | CLE
DAL | DEN | DET | GS | HOU | IND
LAC | LAL | MEM | MIA | MIL | MIN
NO | NY | OKC | ORL | PHI | PHX
POR | SAC | SA | TOR | UTA | WAS

1. Oklahoma City Thunder

Previous ranking: 1

Notable additions: None

Notable departures: Dillon Jones (via trade)

The Thunder haven't added any new players this offseason except rookies Thomas Sorber and Brooks Barnhizer — who flashed tremendous defensive skills