It is more fun to talk about the new players in the PBA but with their arrival means lesser spots for players and more in the free-agency market.
Here are the top 10 guys that are not part of a PBA roster that your favorite team may want to try and get.
#10 Gelo Alolino
A hardworking guard who managed to play for multiple teams. He is not that skilled for a guard but his defense is worth trying to add into a team.
#9 Alfonso Gotladera
He entered the PBA as a project and by the looks of it, the project failed. Nevertheless, he is still a big center which is hard to find still in the league.
#8 Trevis Jackson
Rain or Shine traded for him but now he is gone from the line-up. He is quick and with a good bounce to become a good bench guard. He is still young and can still be something good for the future of your favorite team.
#7 Brian Faundo
If your team wants to add midrange spacing, Faundo is the guy to call. Midrang shot has been his calling card for his entire career.
#6 Reden Celda
Believe it or not but this guy has played five seasons in the PBA under Terrafirma franchise. He is a hardworking but undersize for a wing. He is skilled enough to be a part of a rotation.
#5 Chris Exciminiano
TNT needed to unload a guy from their roster and Chris was the choice. He will bring lockdown defense to a team that will have the courage to try him.
#4 Ken Holmqvist
He is just a sophomore and he is 6'8. It seems like he failed to show enough glimpses to the coaching staff of Ginebra but I still think that with his size and with his soft touch, Ken deserves another shot.
#3 Bradwyn Guinto
Actually, Northport is missing a third center other than Greg Slaughter and Troy Rike. I think the reason is his injury but if this guy is healthy, he can be one of the best back-up center in the league.
#2 Abu Tratter
Maverick found a way to sign with Converge but Abu is still on the sideline. They have the same circumstances. So, there is a chance that Abu could be available in a trade. He is a legit starting caliber center and that is the hardest starter position to find.
#1 Greg Slaughter
He is the biggest player in the league and also the biggest name currently in the free agency market. I hope PBA will still let him play.
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