NBA Free Agency: Ranking the top 10 points guards on the open market

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10. Seth Curry, Dallas Mavericks (unrestricted)

Stats: 12.8 points, 43% 3PT

Seth Curry really isn’t a point guard, but could play the prototypical lead-guard in today’s NBA. Curry missed the entire 2017-18 NBA season with an injury, but really showed some promise during the 2016-17 NBA season and shot a scorching 43 percent from 3-point range.

It’s going to be interested to see what Curry’s market is this summer, considering that any team that makes an offer is going to be taking a risk based off production that he had two years ago.

Although, Curry is another low-risk, high-reward move. Curry won’t be expensive and could pay dividends in the right system.

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