Despite being a part of the two biggest trades before this year’s NBA trade deadline, the Brooklyn Nets are reportedly still looking to make even more moves before 3 p.m. ET on Thursday.
The Nets have been the epicenter of the 2023 trade market as they have gone from an elite team in the Eastern Conference to an organization rebuilding their roster midseason. The dominos to this paradigm shift began after Kyrie Irving asked for an escape from New York last week and was then shipped off to the Dallas Mavericks.
Late last night, it seems that the team’s conversations with remaining superstar Kevin Durant resulted in the decision to add him to the outgoing shipping last, and they then mailed him off to the Phoenix Suns in a blockbuster deal.
However, after two deals that landed them several solid additions like Spencer Dinwiddie, Cam Johnson, Mikal Bridges, and Jae Crowder — as well as a horde of future draft picks — it looks like the Nets are far from done wheeling and dealing ahead of the NBA trade deadline.
