I recently wrote that the Brooklyn Nets’ 2024-2025 campaign, to this point, hasn’t made much sense. It wasn’t a defense or condemnation of the not-really-a-tank route they seem to be taking, but somewhat of a white flag. (Not a White Flagg.)
Brooklyn’s long-term plans seemed clear and obvious after last summer’s trades that just screamed short-term-tank, but nearly a year later, and Sean Marks is much tougher to read. As he’ll remind us, he does have a ton of roster flexibility moving forward, with both cap space and tradable draft assets in tow.