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• Nets Sign Malachi Smith
The Nets have signed free agent guard Malachi Smith, the team announced today (Twitter link via Brian Lewis of The New York Post). Smith, 25, has been playing in the G League since going undrafted out of Gonzaga in 2023. He was with the Rip City Remix and Wisconsin Herd during his rookie year and […]...2025Check it out Malachi Smith
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• Nets could have the youngest roster in NBA historyAfter making history by becoming the first team ever to select five players in the first round of a draft, the Nets will begin the challenge of integrating all those new faces into the program when training camp opens this week, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post....2025 -
• Nets Could Have Youngest Roster In NBA History
After making history by becoming the first team ever to select five players in the first round of a draft, the Nets will begin the challenge of integrating all those new faces into the program when training camp opens this week, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post (subscription required). Egor Demin, Nolan Traoré, Drake […]...2025Click for news about Egor Demin
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• Nets Sign D’Andre Davis To Partially Guaranteed Deal
The Nets have signed undrafted rookie free agent D’Andre Davis, according to the team (Twitter link via Brian Lewis of The New York Post). Also known as Dre Davis, the 6’6″ guard/forward spent two years at Louisville and two more at Seton Hall before wrapping up his college career with Ole Miss in 2024/25. As […]...2025Read about Ole Miss
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• Nets Waive Keon Johnson After Trading For Kobe Bufkin
The Brooklyn Nets have waived Keon Johnson, Brian Lewis of the New York Post reported Wednesday on X. This move comes months after the Nets picked up his $2.34 million team option for the upcoming 2025-26 season. Keon Johnson Had Guaranteed Money For 2025-26 Per Spotrac, Johnson’s $2.34 million salary was only guaranteed for $271,614. […] The post Nets Waive Keon Johnson After Trading For Ko...2025Visit the page Brooklyn Nets
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• NBA Notes: Nets, Cam Thomas, Suns, Mason JonesCam Thomas will be back with the Nets on a one-year qualifying offer worth nearly $6 million, but it is hardly a long-term commitment. As Brian Lewis of the New York Post reported, Thomas did not draw much external interest in restricted free agency. Brooklyn also showed little inclination to bid against itself. Thomas remains […] The post NBA Notes: Nets, Cam Thomas, Suns, Mason Jones appea...2025Visit the page Mason Jones -
• Latest On Nets, Cam Thomas
Cam Thomas‘ decision to sign his one-year qualifying offer (worth nearly $6MM) was a reflection of the fact that he didn’t receive much external interest as a restricted free agent this summer, numerous scouts and league executives told Brian Lewis of The New York Post. According to Lewis, Thomas has “fans at the highest level […]...2025Visit the page Cam Thomas
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• Eastern Notes: Nets Cap Space, Celtics Arena, Bulls Front Office, Jovic
The Nets still have roughly $16MM in cap space left, according to New York Post’s Brian Lewis, and could still explore ways to add more draft assets from a team looking to dump salary. The Nets have already absorbed the contracts of Michael Porter Jr., Terance Mann and Haywood Highsmith, while picking up a 2025 […]...2025See more articles Michael Porter
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• Nets, Cam Thomas Not Likely To Reach Contract Resolution SoonThe Brooklyn Nets and restricted free agent guard Cam Thomas remain at a standstill in contract talks, and there’s no indication a resolution is coming soon, according to Brian Lewis of the New York Post. Citing three sources, Lewis reported that both sides appear content to wait, with the Nets still weighing how to use […] The post Nets, Cam Thomas Not Likely To Reach Contract Resolution So...2025Read about Brooklyn Nets -
• Free Agent Notes: Thomas, Wong, Walker, Theis
Expanding on his earlier reporting on restricted free agent guard Cam Thomas, Brian Lewis of The New York Post (subscriber link) says he has heard from three sources that there may not be resolution on the situation anytime soon. The Nets are the only NBA team with cap room remaining and continue to explore options […]...2025Visit the page Cam Thomas
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• Atlantic Notes: Timme, Diawara, George, Lawson
The Nets need to trim their roster before opening night. Drew Timme, who has a non-guaranteed contract, would seem to be a likely candidate to get waived. However, the former Gonzaga big man has strengthened his case during Summer League competition, Brian Lewis of the New York Post writes. In two Summer League games, Timme […]...2025Read about Drew Timme
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• Nets Sign Nolan Traore To Rookie Contract
The Nets have now locked up four of their five first-round picks, officially signing French point guard Nolan Traore to his rookie scale contract on Friday, per Brian Lewis of The New York Post (Twitter links). Brooklyn had announced deals for Egor Demin, Ben Saraf, and Danny Wolf on Thursday, but Traore’s deal was delayed […]...2025Check it out Nolan Traore
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• Post expert predicts Nets’ five first-round picks in 2025 NBA DraftThe Post's Brian Lewis predicts who the Nets will take with their five first-round picks in Wednesday's 2025 NBA Draft:...2025 -
• Nets Notes: Johnson, Trade Rumors, Draft, Bailey
After Memphis received a blockbuster haul of future draft assets from Orlando in its Desmond Bane trade, Brian Lewis of The New York Post (subscriber link) considers how that could impact the haul a potential Cameron Johnson trade could earn the Nets. The 29-year-old forward, a solid two-way player if never an All-Star, remains in […]...2025Continue with Desmond Bane
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• Giannis Antetokounmpo Trade Rumors Cool As Multiple NBA Insiders Express Growing DoubtReports from both The Athletic and the New York Post this week have suggested there is a growing belief that Giannis Antetokounmpo may not actually become available via trade this offseason. The Milwaukee Bucks were scheduled to meet with Antetokounmpo last month, but no reports have surfaced on how it went or if it has even taken place. The Bucks have reportedly been eager to convince Antetokounm...2025Read about Giannis Antetokounmpo -
• Nets Could Look To Package Cam Johnson To Land No. 2 Pick From SpursThe Nets may put some of those draft assets to use, and could use one of their best players to land a top lottery pick. The player could be Cam Johnson and the pick they may be eyeing is No. 2 overall and belongs to the Spurs. All of this is according to Brian Lewis […] The post Nets Could Look To Package Cam Johnson To Land No. 2 Pick From Spurs appeared first on Hoops Wire....2025Read about Cam Johnson -
• Nets Viewed As Candidate To Move Up In Draft
No NBA team has more first-rounders or total picks in the 2025 draft than the Nets, who currently control the eighth, 19th, 26th, 27th, and 36th overall selections. According to Brian Lewis of The New York Post (subscriber link), Brooklyn’s collection of 2025 picks, combined with general manager Sean Marks‘ history of draft-day trades, “almost […]...2025Continue with Sean Marks
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• Atlantic Notes: Nets, Knueppel, Raptors, Sixers, Porzingis
The Nets control a league-high five picks (all in the top 36) in the 2025 NBA draft, and general manager Sean Marks has an extensive history of making trades during or right around the draft. Those factors point toward Brooklyn being a team to watch on the trade market next month, says Brian Lewis of The […]...2025Continue with Sean Marks
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• Nets Notes: Timme, Etienne, Johnson, Clowney, Draft
Big man Drew Timme, who recently signed a two-year deal with the Nets, recorded a double-double — 11 points and 10 rebounds in 25 minutes off the bench — on Friday in his NBA regular season debut, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post. “I was nervous as crap out there. But it was […]...2025See more Drew Timme
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• Cam Thomas Would 'Love' Re-Sign With Nets, Could Command $20M-$22M Per SeasonCam Thomas said that he wants to return to the Brooklyn Nets next season during an interview with Brian Lewis of the New York Post. "I feel like I built a lot of great relationships here. It's a business at the end of the day. I'd love to be back and get that straightened out, just to keep playing in front of the fans and keep building relationships that I built here," said Thomas. Thomas, who wil...2025See also Cam Thomas
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• Nets Notes: Russell, Thomas, Hayes
D’Angelo Russell reportedly would like to extend his second stint with Brooklyn, a team he’s spent 152 games with during his career. He’s on an expiring $18.7MM contract and spoke about his impending free agency with the New York Post’s Brian Lewis. “I don’t think it’s in my control, to be honest,” Russell said. “I’ve […]...2025Check it out Angelo Russell
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• Report: D’Angelo Russell Wants To Re-Sign With Nets
According to NBA reporter Brian Lewis of The New York Post, D’Angelo Russell wants to re-sign with the Brooklyn Nets. Russell becomes an unrestricted free agent this offseason. “With the ball in his hands and a leadership role, Russell is believed to have told those around him he wants to stay,” Lewis wrote. The Nets […] The post Report: D’Angelo Rus...2025Check it out D Angelo
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• Nets Sign Tyson Etienne To Two-Way Deal, Waive Kendall BrownThe Brooklyn Nets are making a move to bolster their backcourt, signing guard Tyson Etienne to a two-way contract, according to HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto. The team created the roster spot by waiving Kendall Brown, per The New York Post’s Brian Lewis. The move comes after Brooklyn’s decision to opt out of re-signing of Killian Hayes. […] The post Nets Sign Tyson Etienne To Two-Way Deal...2025Click for news about Kendall Brown -
• Nets Sign Tyson Etienne to Two-Way Deal, Add Sharpshooting Guard
The Brooklyn Nets are making a move to bolster their backcourt, signing guard Tyson Etienne to a two-way contract, according to HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto. The team created the roster spot by waiving Kendall Brown, per The New York Post’s Brian Lewis. The move comes after Brooklyn’s decision to opt out of re-signing of Killian Hayes. […] The post Nets Sign Tyson Etienne to Two-Way Deal...2025Continue with Two Way
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• Nets Sign Tyson Etienne, Waive Kendall Brown
The Nets have agreed to a two-way contract with guard Tyson Etienne, Michael Scotto of HoopsHype tweets. They opened up a two-way spot by waiving Kendall Brown, Brian Lewis of the New York Post tweets. Both moves are now official, per NBA.com’s transaction log. Etienne has averaged 20.0 points, 3.8 assists, 3.2 rebounds, and 1.3 […]...2025Visit the page Kendall Brown
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• Nets Opt Not To Re-Sign Former Lottery Pick Killian HayesThe Nets have opted not to re-sign point guard Killian Hayes to a second 10-day contract, sources confirmed to Brian Lewis of the New York Post. Hayes, who started in the Nets’ last five games, saw his initial contract expire following Saturday’s contest. The Nets’ decision not to retain the 6-foot-5 guard suggests the impending return […] The post Nets Opt Not To Re-S...2025Read about Killian Hayes -
• Nets Opting Not To Re-Sign Killian Hayes
The Nets have decided not to re-sign point guard Killian Hayes to a second 10-day deal, sources have informed Brian Lewis of The New York Post (Twitter link). Hayes served as the club’s starting point guard across the past five contests. His first contract with Brooklyn expired on Sunday. Lewis suggests that the team’s decision […]...2025See more articles Killian Hayes
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• Nets Notes: Thomas, Sharpe, D-Lo, Clowney, Williams, Draft Picks
After missing nearly two months due to a left hamstring strain, the Nets‘ leading scorer, Cam Thomas, returned to action on Friday and had what he called a “decent first game back,” scoring 16 points in 21 minutes, Brian Lewis writes for The New York Post. “Obviously, missed some shots I normally make when I’m […]...2025Click for news about Cam Thomas
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• Nets Expected To Promote Tyrese Martin To Standard ContractThe Nets are expected to finalize a new standard contract with shooting guard Tyrese Martin ahead of Thursday’s game vs. Cleveland, promoting him from his two-way deal to the team’s 15-man roster, sources tell Brian Lewis of The New York Post (Twitter link). Martin, who will turn 26 next month, has been a fixture in […]...2025See more articles Tyrese Martin -
• Nets Signing Tyrese Martin To Standard ContractThe Brooklyn Nets are on the verge of finalizing a new standard contract with shooting guard Tyrese Martin, promoting him from his two-way deal to a spot on the team’s 15-man roster, per NBA reporter Brian Lewis of the New York Post. The move is expected to be completed ahead of Thursday’s matchup against the […] The post Nets Signing Tyrese Martin To Standard Contract appeared first on Hoop...2025Read about Brooklyn Nets