NBA free agency 2023: Priorities, needs for all 30 teams - ESPN

With the 2023 NBA Finals and 2023 NBA draft behind us, the league's attention now turns fully to the offseason, and the start of free agency (Friday, 6 p.m. ET).

The NBA's annual player movement moratorium — during which most contracts can't be signed and trades can't be made official — will begin July 1. Everything that gets reported during the moratorium can become official after the league sets the final salary cap and luxury tax numbers for the 2023-24 season.

While only a few teams enter this offseason with significant cap space to work with, all 30 teams have things they need to address this summer — and some of those priorities have already shifted in the few days the offseason action has been underway (just ask the Wizards). We have a complete team-by-team guide to free agency, including what to watch, available exceptions, key dates, current roster status and every team's free-agent list.

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Offseason transactions: Rudy Gay (trade) Kobe Bufkin (draft), Seth Lundy (draft) and Mouhamed Gueye (draft)

Who to Watch: Dejounte Murray, Saddiq Bey and Onyeka Okongwu

The John Collins salary cap clearing trade now opens up flexibility to pursue extensions for Murray, Bey and Okongwu.

Murray is eligible to sign a four-year, $114 million extension with a starting salary of $25.5 million in 2024-25. That salary is $17 million less than the maximum salary in the first year.

Okongwu ranked fifth in total second-chance points and in the top 10 in offensive rebounding percentage after Feb. 5. A new contract for Okongwu would start in 2024-25, the last year Clint Capela is under contract.

After being acquired at the trade deadline, Bey started six games, averaging 14.7 points, 50.7%