The 2022 NBA buyout market has been very slow and it does not seem like there is going to be much traction before March 1, the deadline for players to be waived by their current teams and be eligible for the playoffs should they sign with a new team. 

So far this season the big names to have hit the buyout market have been Goran Dragic and Tristan Thompson, but both players recently signed new contracts with playoff-contending teams, taking them off the market. 

Dragic opted to sign with the Brooklyn Nets after receiving interest from multiple other championship contenders and Thompson, after being bought out by the Pacers, signed with the Chicago Bulls, giving them much-needed depth behind Nikola Vucevic. 

Two former Nets players in Jevon Carter and DeAndre’ Bembry also hit the buyout market this season, but both players signed contracts recently with the defending champion Milwaukee Bucks. 

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Compared to previous years, this season’s buyout market has been very uneventful, as players such as Gary Harris, John Wall, and Dennis Schroder are all unlikely to become free agents this season. 

Recently, Tomas Satoransky and the San Antonio Spurs reached a buyout agreement and he swiftly agreed to a contract to re-join the Washington Wizards—where he spent three seasons of his NBA career.

So which players remain as possible buyout options and who could be on the move ahead of March 1? Let’s take a look at some top landing spots for some potential buyout options with Dennis Schroder and others now off-the-market.