Star-studded free agency begins on Friday
18 May
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A star-studded list of free agents will be up for grabs from Friday, May 20 at 9am AEST, when free agency opens in the Hungry Jack’s NBL.
Superstar imports including MVP Jaylen Adams, Josh Adams, Antonius Cleveland and Vic Law are all out of contract and are sure to be highly sought after.
A strong contingent of local players are also available including Jo Lual-Acuil Jr, Duop Reath and Xavier Cooks.
The Kings announced Angus Glover as taking up his third year with the club yesterday, joining Biwali Bayles, Jaylin Galloway and Jordan Hunter in rostered spots for next season.
Teams will still have three imports next season, with 11 contracted players per roster. NBL Next Stars will not count towards the 11 contracted players.
The full free agency list is as follows _
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