The Brooklyn Nets have an extremely busy offseason on the horizon, one in which they and GM Sean Marks must decide where promising young guard Cam Thomas' future lies.
The Brooklyn Nets didn't have a single pick in the NBA Draft last year, but that is no longer the case going into this year's draft. The Nets have four first-round picks in June's draft, and they have a lot more coming down the line thanks to some trades general manager Sean Marks has made.
Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks faces a defining offseason that could shape the franchise’s trajectory for years to come. With a surplus of draft picks, significant salary cap flexibility, and key veterans whose futures hang in the balance, Marks is facing a make-or-break offseason.
Can you name every player to average at least 17.0 PPG in the 2024 NBA playoffs?
Numerous times in today's modern NBA, many organizations rely on one individual to call the shots. That's how Dallas Mavericks GM Nico Harrison ends up trading Luka Doncic—a consensus top-five player in the league—without first consulting his head coach, Jason Kidd.
The Atlanta Hawks' firing of general manager Landy Fields on Monday underscored Sean Marks’ longevity with the Brooklyn Nets. The Hawks’ move was the latest in the NBA executive carousel that appears to have started hot and heavy this very month.
The message from the the Nets fan base is clear. No more shortcuts. Sean Marks has picked up the pieces from a failed big three era and a discontented
Presently, the Brooklyn Nets are projected to have $45 million in cap room this summer, per ESPN's Bobby Marks. While Cam Thomas, Trendon Watford, Day'Ron Sharpe and others are high-level pieces Brooklyn may end up handing out a hefty chunk of money to, general manager Sean Marks will still have plenty of flexibility if/when those deals get done.
Brooklyn Nets head coach Jordi Fernández was optimistic about the franchise’s future during his end-of-season media appearance alongside general manager Sean Marks.
Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks laid out what’s in store for the organization this summer: the 2025 NBA Draft and free agency, both restricted and unrestricted.
Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks reflected on this season and the path ahead during his end-of-season media appearance. He stressed the need to
The Brooklyn Nets are just at the exordium of their rebuild. The trade market was kind to them last offseason, allowing them to stockpile first-round picks while moving a player that wasn’t able to maintain the role they had envisioned for him.
The Brooklyn Nets could pursue a star-caliber player this NBA offseason, but only if the right opportunity presents itself, general manager Sean Marks said during his end-of-season media session.
Brooklyn Nets GM Sean Marks had his eyes on the ’25 offseason back while the NBA season was still in its early stages in ’24. Months before the trade deadline, the Nets had made it abundantly and publicly clear that they were open for business and got started soon after.
Having concluded year one of a complete rebuild, the Brooklyn Nets head into the offseason with a firm direction in place—as well as a host of future assets.
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.
The Brooklyn Nets are in the early stages of a rebuild. However, with an NBA-best 13 tradable first-round picks and over $50 million in cap space, the team has the ammo to go star hunting as early as this summer.
Ever since trading Mikal Bridges last summer—establishing a new sense of direction in the process—rumors have swirled regarding Cam Johnson's availability.
Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks discussed his excitement about the franchise’s future while reflecting on the 2024-25 season. He spoke with the YES Network ahead of the Nets’ final game of the season against the New York Knicks.
Cam Johnson missed Friday’s game against the Minnesota Timberwolves due to a back injury and will likely sit out the final regular season game on Sunday.
With just nine games remaining in the 2024-25 NBA season, the Brooklyn Nets will soon shift focus to potentially selecting their next franchise cornerstone.
If the Brooklyn Nets are unable to come to terms with impeding free agents Cam Thomas and D'Angelo Russell, the franchise may look to the 2025 NBA Draft to bolster its backcourt.
The Nets’ plans for a full-on NBA rebuild took another twist on Sunday, when they sent forward Dorian Finney-Smith and guard Shake Milton to the Lakers for guard D’Angelo Russell, forward Maxwell Lewis and three second-round picks.
The former NBA player and assistant coach has held the GM position for the Nets since 2016.
Interim head coach Kevin Ollie is expected to receive consideration for the permanent position. The Nets have gone 11-17 under Ollie, a longtime former NBA player who took over for Jacque Vaughn a couple of months ago.
It's been a while since Ben Simmons stepped onto the hardwood, much less garnered an All-Star nod, but Nets GM Sean Marks believes the 26-year-old can reach those heights again.
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!