Sean Marks, entering his third year as general manager of the Brooklyn Nets, is making his way through this offseason with a vision for 2019.
The Nets have refrained from making a splash in free agency for good reason.
The Dwight Howard trade that unloaded Timofey Mozgov‘s contract became official Friday. The Nets can now have close to $70 million in cap space next offseason, enough for two max salary players.
The Nets reached a buyout with Howard on Saturday. Howard agreed to leave $5 million on the table, giving the Nets $11.