Brooklyn has been active on the trade front instead, finally shipping out long-pursued sharpshooter Cam Johnson, acquiring Michael Porter Jr. and Terance Mann and adding both the No. 22 overall pick in last month’s draft (which was used on Drake Powell) and Denver’s unprotected 2032 first-round pick in the Johnson-for-Porter deal.

The Brooklyn Nets and Cam Thomas are not in a “hurry” to agree to a new contract, with little urgency from either side as the shooting guard continues to navigate restricted free agency, per New York Post's Brian Lewis.