The Brooklyn Nets, amid an unexpected strong start, are focusing on future trades rather than immediate contention, evaluating their roster for potential moves towards rebuilding.
ESPN's Brian Windhorst reports that the Nets are open to trades involving their players, provided these trades do not include any long-term financial commitments, indicating a strategic pivot.
Brooklyn's front office has made moves aimed at increasing future draft capital, acquiring crucial first-round picks, while their current performance complicates their rebuilding timeline.
Despite Cam Thomas’ impressive breakout season averaging 24.7 points, his upcoming absence due to injury adds pressure to the Nets as they navigate trade decisions.
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