After playing for four teams in three seasons, Mack will be looking for a new home this summer, preferably one where he can get consistent minutes as a backup point guard. Mack is probably underqualified to be a backup point guard, but overqualified to be a third point guard, so his role will depend on what other guards his new team has.

 

Money will likely not be a consideration for Mack, as he's likely to get the same offer anywhere he looks - a minimum contract. But the length of the contract could play a factor, as Mack's agent will look to get Mack a two-year minimum contract in order to get the most guaranteed money possible for his client who could find himself out of the league soon.