Although it may seem otherwise, according to journalist Brian Windhorst of ESPNthe management of the Brooklyn Nets is keen on reinforcements before the transfer deadline (February 8).
Sean Marks is working hard trying to find recruits for the Jacques Vaughn-led team, and among his most valuable assets is Dorian Finney-Smith, who is already rumored to be returning to the Mavs’ lineup.
They would also have Spencer Dinwiddie, who is finalizing a contract valued at 20 million, on the starting ramp, as well as the names of Royce O’Neal or the promising Cam Thomas if they get something useful along the way.
The Nets’ project with Mikal Bridges and Cameron Johnson at the helm is not working, and since December 27, they have practically not won a single victory in 9 games played.
“At the moment I can’t tell you what the Nets are planning, but among NBA executives they are being heard as possible buyers,” Windhorst said.
The New Yorkers do not have a first round in the next 2024 Draft, which will return to the Rockets as part of the James Harden operation. On the contrary, they have other firsts from the Phoenix Suns and Dallas Mavericks respectively.
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They are currently eleventh in the Eastern Conference (17-24), located very close to the Atlanta Hawks (18-23) and the Chicago Bulls (20-23) in the fight for play-in places.
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2024-01-20 22:28:33
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