The Boston Celtics are adding a former first-round pick and Brooklyn Nets starter to their G League affiliate. Keon Johnson has been claimed by the Maine Celtics, according to HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto.
Last season, Keon Johnson was one of the Brooklyn Nets' most important contributors. In typical Jordi Fernandez fashion, the first-year head coach was able to help Johnson blossom into an impactful NBA role player, which included a four-point boost to the 23-year-old's nightly scoring average.
The backcourt has been the Brooklyn Nets' primary focus for much of the 2025 offseason. They drafted three facilitators and one combo guard in June's draft, inked Cam Thomas to the one-year, $6 million qualifying offer, waived Keon Johnson and most recently, traded for former first-rounder Kobe Bufkin.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
Soon, the Brooklyn Nets will be in cut-down mode. They've got a jam-packed roster and are in need of personnel relief. Brooklyn has already begun addressing this issue, waiving both Tosan Evbuomwan and Keon Johnson in the last week.
Keon Johnson quickly became a fan favorite for Brooklyn Nets fans after joining the team in 2023. Across the last two seasons, the wing averaged 10.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.1 assists and a steal per game.
The Brooklyn Nets waived guard Keon Johnson, who started 56 games for them last season, on Wednesday. He was scheduled to play the second season of a two-year, $4.51 million deal he signed with the Nets prior to the 2024-25 season.
The youth movement may be making its way through the Brooklyn Nets organization, but that doesn't have to mean poor play and a poor record. NBA Bet has put the Nets' win total line at 21.5 for the 2025-26 season.
In the 2025 NBA Draft, the Brooklyn Nets selected three guards after having questionable backcourt depth this past season. Given the decision to let D'Angelo Russell walk in free agency, it made sense to go after potential contributors through the draft.
Although it’s been a few years since the Brooklyn Nets have had a top-ranked player in the NBA 2K video game, the organization does have one intriguing player who ranked among the league’s best in one specific attribute.
The Brooklyn Nets' busy 2025 offseason could lead to the franchise being forced to make some difficult decisions regarding its final roster. Brooklyn currently rosters 20 players, one less than the max a single team can bring into training camp.
Fresh off receiving the most playing time and having the most productive season of his still-young NBA career, one Nets guard is beginning to earn national recognition.
Things may very well get worse for the Brooklyn Nets before they get better. The 2024-25 season was not yet rock bottom for the Nets. That was a roster that still had quality players such as Cam Johnson and even D’Angelo Russell did some damage for them towards the end of the season.
The Brooklyn Nets have struggled over the past two seasons, but they have done a commendable job acquiring draft assets to aid their rebuild. The Nets own four 2025 first-round picks and one second-round selection.
Brooklyn Nets swingman Keon Johnson broke down his 2024-25 season at his end-of-year media appearance. “It was a great opportunity for me to get out and
The Brooklyn Nets had opportunities to cash in on Cam Johnson at the trade deadline. However, the rebuilding squad was content to hold onto the veteran wing during a career season.
Brooklyn was outpaced 28-16 in the first quarter and never recovered. The Nets were dominated in every statistical category and had no answers for Rudy Goebert's 35 points and 11 rebounds. Keon Johnson tallied 20 and Drew Timme finished with a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds.
Brooklyn Nets guard Keon Johnson returned to his high school alma mater, Tennessee’s The Webb School, for his jersey retirement. It’s the first jersey retirement ceremony the Bell Buckle-based school has ever had.
Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson heard his name in trade rumors ahead of this week’s NBA trade deadline. After the deadline passed, Johnson opened up about what that experience for him was like.
The Brooklyn Nets could welcome back two top offensive players during a key draft positioning matchup. Cam Johnson and D’Angelo Russell are questionable for Tuesday’s road meeting with the Portland Trail Blazers.
Former first-round pick Keon Johnson had one thing on his mind during Summer League, maximize his opportunity. After joining the Brooklyn Nets on a two-way deal last season, Johnson spent the majority of his time toiling in the G-League, appearing in just 5 games for the NBA club.