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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...2025Check it out Keon Johnson
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• Nets Waive Keon JohnsonThe Brooklyn Nets waived guard Keon Johnson. The Nets will have roughly $272,000 in dead money on their cap sheet, assuming Johnson clears waivers. Johnson was with Brooklyn for a season-plus. Last year, the 6-foot-5 guard appeared in 79 games with 56 starts. Johnson averaged 10.6 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game. The writing was on the wall for Johnson when the Nets drafted five play...2025Check it out Keon Johnson -
• Nets Sign David MuokaThe Brooklyn Nets signed David Muoka to a partially guaranteed contract on Monday, reported Keith Smith of Spotrac. Muoka averaged 11.6 points and 9.9 rebounds for the Windy City Bulls last season. Muoka is likely to play for the Long Island Nets next season. Muoka previously appeared for the team during the 2024 Summer League. The Nets now have 21 players on the training camp roster....2025See more articles Keith Smith
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• Hawks Trade Kobe Bufkin To NetsThe Atlanta Hawks have agreed to trade Kobe Bufkin to the Brooklyn Nets for cash considerations. Bufkin was the 15th overall pick in the 2023 NBA draft out of Michigan. Bufkin played in just 10 games last season with the Hawks, averaging 5.3 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.7 assists in 12.4 minutes. During Bufkin's rookie season, he averaged 23.6 points, 5.4 rebounds and 5.9 assists in 32.0 minutes acr...2025Visit the page Atlanta Hawks -
• Jonathan Kuminga 'Strongly Considering' Signing $7.9M Qualifying Offer With WarriorsJonathan Kuminga is "strongly considering" taking the $7.9 million qualifying offer with the Golden State Warriors that would end his restricted free agency and allow him to reenter the market during the 2026 offseason as an unrestricted free agent. Kuminga has until October 1st to make a decision. Kuminga's preference has been to sign a longer term contract that both sides are amenable to, but th...2025See more articles Jonathan Kuminga -
• Nets’ backup center Day’Ron Sharpe has waived his no-trade clause
On September 3, Brooklyn Nets backup center Day’Ron Sharpe signed a contract extension. It was a two-year, $12.5 million deal. The second year of that contract is a team option. By signing that deal with the Nets, NBA insider Keith Smith said Sharpe waived his no-trade clause. That means the 23-year-old has no control over […] The post Nets’ backup center Day’Ron Sharpe ha...2025Click for news about Ron Sharpe
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• Ziaire Williams officially signs a multi-year extension with the Nets
In 2024-25, the Brooklyn Nets finished 26-56. That was 12th of 15 teams in the Eastern Conference. General manager Sean Marks has been involved in several trades to help facilitate salary-dumping moves. This offseaosn, the Nets are re-signing a player who had a career-best season in 2024-25. It was reported on Monday morning that Brooklyn […] The post Ziaire Williams officially signs a mult...2025Read about Ziaire Williams
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• Ben Simmons Declined Knicks' One-Year Contract OfferBen Simmons declined the New York Knicks' offer of a one-year contract, sources tell Marc Stein. The Knicks are limited to offering only minimum contracts and Simmons entered the offseason with hopes of finding a contract above the minimum. The Knicks and Boston Celtics were the two teams to express the most serious interest in signing Simmons this offseason. Bernie Lee recently notified the NBPA ...2025See more Ben Simmons -
• Ben Simmons Considering Retirement Despite Interested TeamsFree agent guard/forward Ben Simmons has drawn interest from NBA teams, including the New York Knicks. However, Simmons is deciding on more than just who to play for next season. The versatile veteran is considering if he wants to continue to play period. Simmons is reportedly considering if he should retire vs continuing his NBA career for a 10th season. Simmons has been in the league for 10 year...2025See more articles Ben Simmons
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• Cam Thomas Signs One-Year, $6M Qualifying Offer With NetsCam Thomas has decided to sign the one-year, $6 million qualifying offer to remain with the Brooklyn Nets, which ends his restricted free agency. Thomas is represented by Ron Shade and Alex Saratsis of Octagon. Thomas and the Nets were unable to find common ground on a long-term contract. Brooklyn offered a two-year, $30 million contract with a team option for Year 2, or a one-year, $9.5 million d...2025Visit the page Cam Thomas
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• Day'Ron Sharpe Contract With Nets Updated To Two-Years, $12.5MDay'Ron Sharpe's contract with the Brooklyn Nets is now two years for $12.5 million, sources told Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. The original details had the deal at two years and $12 million. The contract also includes a team option for the second year. Sharpe averaged 7.9 points, 6.6 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 50 games last season....2025Visit the page Ron Sharpe -
• Nets Sign E.J. Liddell To Two-Way Contract
The Brooklyn Nets have signed forward E.J. Liddell to a two-way contract, adding depth to their frontcourt rotation. The 24-year-old previously spent the 2024-25 season on a similar deal with the Chicago Bulls. Liddell appeared in 12 NBA games last season with Chicago, averaging 1.8 points in 4.4 minutes per contest. He also saw limited action in eight games during the 2023-24 campaign with the Ne...2025Read about Chicago Bulls
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• Nets Still Looking To Take On Salary For Future AssetsThe Brooklyn Nets have been active this summer in taking on contracts, while adding future assets for doing so. With over $16 million remaining in cap space, the Nets may not be done either. Sean Marks has already brought in Michael Porter Jr., Terance Mann and Haywood Highsmith this offseason in salary-clearing trades. Those three deals netted Brooklyn two first-round picks (one was used to draft...2025See also Sean Marks -
• Heat Unlikely To Use Waive-And-Stretch Before DeadlineThe Miami Heat are leaning against using the waive-and-stretch provision before Friday's deadline. If the Heat were to waive-and-stretch Terry Rosier, for example, they would stretch his $26.7 million expiring contract to an $8.9 million cap hit in each of the next three seasons. The Heat actually could just waive Rozier and create an additional $1.7 million of room below the tax line because only...2025Read about Miami Heat -
• Terance Mann Excited For Opportunity With NetsVeteran wing Terance Mann had spent his entire career with the LA Clippers before getting traded to the Atlanta Hawks at last season's trade deadline. Mann was excited to be traded for the first time. Now, he's been traded again, this time to the Brooklyn Nets. Mann's happy to be back on the east coast and closer to his Lowell, Massachusetts home. "It didn't come as a surprise to me," Mann said of...2025Continue with Terance Mann -
• Cam Thomas Deciding Between Nets’ Qualifying Offer Or 2-Year Deal
Restricted free agent Cam Thomas is deciding between whether to take the Brooklyn Nets’ one year, ~$6 million qualifying offer or a two-year, $28 million deal. This is according to the latest from NBA insider Jake Fischer for Bleacher Report. By taking the qualifying offer, Thomas would be eligible to become an unrestricted free agent […] The post Cam Thomas Deciding Between Nets’...2025Check it out Cam Thomas
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• Cam Thomas Choosing Between Qualifying Offer Or Two-Year, $28M Deal
Cam Thomas appears to be deciding between signing the qualifying offer with the Brooklyn Nets to become an unrestricted free agent in 2026, or signing their two-year offer that is worth approximately $28 million but has a team option for the second season, reports Jake Fischer. In 25 games last season with the Nets, Thomas averaged 24.0 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.8 assists. Thomas has been limited...2025See more articles Cam Thomas
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• Nets' mishandling of cap space may hurt team's futureIn an NBA offseason where very few teams had room under the salary cap, the Brooklyn Nets took on a great deal of unwanted salary — but didn't get a big return....2025 -
• Heat trade Haywood Highsmith to Nets
The Brooklyn Nets have acquired forward Haywood Highsmith and Miami’s 2032 second round draft pick in a trade with the Miami Heat for Brooklyn’s 2026 second round draft pick, which is protected from the 31st overall pick through the 55th overall selection. Highsmith (6’5”, 215) appeared in a career-high 74 games (career-high 42 starts) for … Continue reading "Heat trade Haywood Highsmith to ...2025Continue with Haywood Highsmith
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• Heat Trade Haywood Highsmith To Nets To Get Under Tax LineThe Miami Heat have traded Haywood Highsmith and a 2032 second round pick to the Brooklyn Nets in order to get under the tax line. The Nets will also send a conditional second round pick in the 2026 draft to the Heat. Highsmith had knee surgery earlier this month to repair a meniscus issue and the Heat timeline for his return was eight to ten weeks. Highsmith is on a $5.6 million contract for the ...2025See more articles Miami Heat
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• Nine Teams Could Have Significant Cap Space During 2026 NBA OffseasonThere are nine teams who project to have significant cap space during the 2026 offseason. Cap space will be more readily available next offseason than it was in 2025 after a 10 percent increase in the cap for this season and a projected seven percent increase for 2026-27, combined with fewer veteran extensions this year. The Brooklyn Nets, Charlotte Hornets, Chicago Bulls, Detroit Pistons, Los Ang...2025See also Los Angeles Clippers -
• Kevin Durant, Rockets Unlikely To Sign Extension At MaxKevin Durant and the Houston Rockets have yet to have substantive talks on a contract extension following his trade from the Phoenix Suns this offseason. Durant is currently eligible to sign a two-year, $118 million extension, or he could sign for up to $120 million over two years six months after the trade beginning on January 5, 2026. "There's not a sense of urgency to get it done right now," sa...2025Continue with Kevin Durant -
• Kyrie Irving named this former Brooklyn player as his all-time favorite teammate
It’s been two full seasons since the Brooklyn Nets traded Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving at the same deadline. Since then, Durant has played for the Suns and was traded to the Rockets this offseason. Irving has been with the Dallas Mavericks since Brooklyn traded him in 2022-23. Recently, Irving was speaking on his live […] The post Kyrie Irving named this former Brooklyn player as his...2025See more articles Kyrie Irving
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• Kessler Edwards, Nuggets Agree To ContractKessler Edwards and the Denver Nuggets have agreed to a contract. Edwards was a free agent after appearing in 40 games last season with the Dallas Mavericks, averaging 4.2 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.1 assists while shooting 40.7 percent on three-pointers. Edwards was a second round pick by the Brooklyn Nets out of Pepperdine in 2021....2025Continue with Kessler Edwards -
• Cam Thomas Reportedly Open To Signing $6M Qualifying Offer With Nets
Restricted free agent Cam Thomas is reportedly considering a short-term contract with the Brooklyn Nets for next season before seeking a larger deal as an unrestricted free agent in 2026. “Sources also say Thomas is showing an increasing interest in playing out next season on a $6 million qualifier for the right to enjoy true […] The post Cam Thomas Reportedly Open To Signing $6M Quali...2025See more Cam Thomas
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• Cam Thomas Interested In Signing $6M Qualifying Offer From Nets
Cam Thomas is "increasingly interested" in signing a $6 million qualifying offer from the Brooklyn Nets, sources told Jake Fischer of The People's Insider. The 23-year-old would then be an unrestricted free agent next summer. The Nets have not made any aggressive attempts to keep Thomas on a long-term deal. The team thus far has offered Thomas a deal in the range of two years and $14 million. Thom...2025See also Cam Thomas
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• Rumor: Nets Haven’t Made Aggressive Effort To Retain Cam Thomas On Long-Term DealThe Brooklyn Nets haven’t made an aggressive effort to retain Cam Thomas on a long-term deal, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer of The Stein Line. Thomas is a restricted free agent. He could play next season on his qualifying offer and enter unrestricted free agency next offseason. “Brooklyn has not made an aggressive effort […] The post Rumor: Nets Haven’t ...2025Click for news about Cam Thomas -
• Bulls Anchored To $20M Per Year For Josh GiddeyRestricted free agent Josh Giddey and the Chicago Bulls remain apart in negotiations on a new deal. Giddey is seeking a contract that averages $30 million per season. The Bulls haven't moved past deals that average $20 million per season. Chicago's initial offer to Giddey was for $80 million over four years. The Bulls remain anchored to that $20 million average annual figure. Rival NBA teams have ...2025See more articles Josh Giddey -
• Cam Thomas, Quentin Grimes Candidates To Sign Qualifying Offers
Restricted free agency has been slow moving for Josh Giddey, Jonathan Kuminga, Cam Thomas and Quentin Grimes. That foursome has been unable to reach deals with their incumbent teams of the Chicago Bulls, Golden State Warriors, Brooklyn Nets and Philadelphia 76ers respectively. While Giddey and Kuminga seem poised to let things play out longer, Thomas and Grimes could be candidates to sign their qu...2025See more articles Cam Thomas
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• Jalyen Martin Waived From Two-Way By WizardsThe Washington Wizards have waived Jaylen Martin from his Two-Way contract. The Wizards now only have Tristan Vukecevic and Jamir Watkins on Two-Ways. Martin appeared in 16 games with the Wizards and Brooklyn Nets last season, averaging 4.9 points, 2.8 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 14.9 minutes. In 31 G League games, Martin averaged 13.5 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.1 assists in 25.9 minutes....2025Read about Washington Wizards