The 2019 NBA trade deadline may have come and gone, but the wheeling and dealing is far from over. Every year we see late roster additions through the buyout market, and this year will be no exception. Several players have already been waived, allowing them to become free agents who can sign with any team. As long as they are waived before March 1, they are eligible to compete in the playoffs.

Last season we saw two buyout players, Marco Belinelli and Ersan Ilyasova, play prominent roles for the Philadelphia 76ers during their playoff run. The Rockets have already benefited from buyouts this season with Austin Rivers and Kenneth Faried, as have the Lakers with Tyson Chandler. So there's no telling which of this year's crop will end up making a difference in May or June.

Here's a look at all the players who have been or are expected to be bought out, along with their next destination. We'll continue to update the post as more news emerges.

NBA buyout candidates
RankPlayerPOSLast TeamNew TeamStatus
1
Wesley Matthews (37)
G Signed with Pacers
2
Robin Lopez (36)
C
Warriors showing interest (via Yahoo)
3
Wayne Ellington (36)
G Signed with Pistons
4
Markieff Morris
F Expected to sign with Thunder (via The Athletic)
5
Enes Kanter (31)
C Signed with Trail Blazers
6
Jeremy Lin (35)
G Signed with Raptors
7
Carmelo Anthony (39)
F
Expected to be waived by Bulls (via ESPN)
8
Michael Beasley
F
Signed with Guangdong Souther Tigers of Chinese Basketball Association
9
Nik Stauskas (30)
G Signed by Cavaliers
10
Shelvin Mack (34)
G Claimed off waivers by Hornets
11
Ben McLemore (31)
G
Waived by Kings
12
Zach Randolph
F
Waived by Mavericks
13
Marcin Gortat (40)
C
Waived by Clippers
14
Greg Monroe
C
Waived by Nets
15
Alex Abrines (30)
G
Waived by Thunder
16
Milos Teodosic (37)
G
Waived by Clippers
17
Omri Casspi (35)
F
Waived by Grizzlies
18
Ike Anigbogu
C
Waived by Pacers
19
Daniel Hamilton (28)
G
Waived by Hawks
20
Henry Ellenson (27)
F Expected to sign 10-day contract with Knicks (via The Athletic)