Carlos Boozer obviously isn't the same player he once was.
We're nearly eight years removed from his All-Star appearances for the Utah Jazz, and the soon-to-be 34-year-old big man wasn't even able to earn heavy minutes on a Los Angeles Lakers squad riddled by injuries and boasting plenty of young, inexperienced contributors during the 2014-15 campaign.
But in the right situation, Boozer can still provide value to an NBA squad. He may be a shell of his old self, but his high-arcing mid-range jumper often finds the bottom of the net, he's a pick-and-pop threat and he can help aid the glass-crashing efforts for limited stretches.
As of now, he's drawing interest from some teams who still need frontcourt depth in the worst way. According to ESPN.com's Chris Broussard, the Los Angeles Clippers, San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks and Toronto Raptors have all engaged in conversations with the veteran power forward.
But here, we're not interested in where he'll actually end up. Instead, we're looking at this from the free agent's perspective, breaking down the best landing spots for him, based on how he'd fit into the system and where he could actually earn some playing time.
Three of the four teams Broussard mentioned will show up, as will two he didn't report.