Left Europe as a superstar and had a strong rookie season. Has been a bit underwhelming ever since.

A workhorse for the Grizzlies. Prety good fit there.

Backup point guard for another veteran contending team next season?

Has low-key been a very productive role player for Dallas and San Antonio the last year. Will probably opt out.

Absolutely bombed on a big role with Indiana. Could Ellis still be an effective bench scorer somewhere?

Has shown progress, but not to the extent that most would have wanted.

The changes in the NBA have not played up to his strengths. Lack of mobility is troubling in this pace-and-space era.

Put in the work with Indiana, but didn’t have a good year there while dealing with injury problems.

He will come out firing off the bench somewhere again next season.

Puts in great effort and has become an outside threat. Likely to opt out and cash in.

Can still jump out of the gym at age 31. Will be a bench player somewhere.

Tough as they come. Mileage is showing.

Missed an entire year due to injury and came back shooting threes.

Looked like a legit reserve big man for the Lakers this season.

The 32-year-old point guard comes off his worst NBA season PER-wise.

Played well with the Knicks, fell out of the rotation with the Heat and vindicated himself a little bit with the Cavs.

His days as a starter are probably behind him after that rough year with Philly.

As long as the three-point shots keep falling, there will be a spot for him in the NBA.

Has re-invented himself as a stretch big man, but with limited success.

Posted career lows across the board in 2016-17.

Remains a solid if unspectacular backup point guard after all these years.

Got $4 million from Minnesota and played 47 minutes with the Wolves last season.

Has missed two entire seasons in five years due to injury. That will scare a lot of teams away.

He was not going to play a lot on a team with John Wall. Averaged career-lows across the board.

Mostly known as a three-point shooter. Has made 36.8 percent of his attempts in the NBA.

Used to be a good backup point guard. Not the last couple of seasons, though.

Has shot below 42 percent from the field every season since 2008. There may not be another deal for him.

Has been plagued by injuries the last two seasons. Would love to return to the Nets.

Has been in and out of the league for a couple of years. He was waived four times the last year alone, which is kind of cruel.

Didn’t distinguish himself as a bit player for the Clippers this season.

The wheels are falling off for the veteran Brazilian big man.

Has been waived four times the last year, but will probably latch onto another team.

Tenacious defensive player with little to offer on the offensive end.

The Cavs gave him a chance, but was reportedly not in game shape yet after two years away from basketball.

Bit player for the Knicks in the NBA and for Real Madrid in the Euroleague.

A bit player in San Antonio.

Played very little with the Pacers and wasn’t all that great in the D-League either.

Has more postseason games than regular season games the last two years. Won a ring in the process.

Has stated he wants to play three more years. He may have to look at options overseas.

We may have seen the last of him in the NBA. But we thought that last season too.

Great shooter will very little playing time lately. Injuries have not helped.

Shot better than 41 percent from the field only once in his NBA career and that was back in 2008.

Better chance of seeing him coaching rather than playing next season.