Here are his top 5 although he lists 25 total. I think Mona Ellis could make a case for the top 5.

 5. Emeka Okafor: A defensive stopper. Blocks and rebounds are his bailiwick. He's a solid defender at the 4. But he'll never be an offensive force. Also, Dwight Howard mocks him for his first name.
4. Andre Igoudala: He's kind of a match-up problem on the perimeter defensively. Good handles, good passing skills. And a slasher. He also provides steals and rebounds. Just don't ask for jumpers, okay? Okay.
3. Baron Davis: It's a good move. I know? Leaving 17.6 million dollars on the table seems crazy? But let's be honest. He's talented by far on offense. Transition. Scoring. Shooting. Baron is spectacular. But now way in hell he plays 82 games. He gets a big contract and falls off the cliff.
2. Gilbert Arenas: Spectacular scoring point guard. His knee may have forced him to lose a step. He's improved his playmaking. But he'll be a better crazy guy than a defender. He could fall of the cliff.
1. Josh Smith: He is the most versatile man in the NBA. He fills up every category on the stat sheet. He can play the point. He can play power forward. Only knock? His handles are shaky. (Long term value is why Josh is #1).

 

http://cakerockstheparty.blogspot.com/2008/07/nba-free-agent-breakdown.html 

Elton Brand too. Him and Baron sound nice in LA though, but I'd hate to be the team medical doctor there.

It would be awseome to see Arenas fall off a cliff.

His head is so gassed he'd probably bounce.

Gilbert is awesome.

I read that the GSW offered Arenas a max deal...could he replace Baron?

 

Also it looks like the Warriors might be going after Brand themselves.

 

http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=430104 

Gilbert is sort of like the Kanye West of basketball. Not as much of a brat, but similiar.

 

I like Gilbert, but I'd rather keep B-Diddy.

The Bobcats should snag Ben Gordon, take Augustine under his wing while reuniting him with Okafor.