Carlos Boozer

Boozer was hoping to make a return to the NBA for a 14th season, but found no suitors. He worked out for the Miami Heat earlier this summer and was hoping to sign with a team and step in as a mentor for younger players. Boozer turns 35 in November and averaged 11.7 PPG and 6.7 RPG last year with the Lakers.

After Greg Monroe and Jabari Parker, the Bucks don't have much front-court help. Their backups are mostly defensive minded players, which is where Carlos Boozer would fit in nicely. He's always been a score first player, so he could add a jolt of offense to the Bucks bench.

Playing in China is just about the last thing Boozer wants to do, but with how poorly he has played the last couple of seasons it might end up being his only option. It seems likely that at least one NBA team will be interested in Boozer's services--if nothing else, at least his veteran locker room presence. But we will wait and see if Boozer will be able to stick around the States.