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Would you pull the trigger on this?

Michael Porter Jr. for Jimmy Butler and the Warriors' No. 11 pick.

At first glance, giving up MPJ sounds tough.
But the interesting part is what comes next.

Jimmy Butler is on an expiring deal.

Which means Brooklyn could gain significant financial flexibility in the near future.

And on top of that? You add another lottery-level asset at No. 11.

For a team still building toward the future, that's not nothing.

The question becomes:

Do you value MPJ more than the opportunities that come with resetting the books and adding another first-round talent?

Analyst reveals Brooklyn Nets draft option most likely to become All-Star

Analyst reveals which Nets draft option is most likely to become All-Star Which of the Nets' options with the No. 6 pick in the 2026 NBA draft target has the best chance to turn into an All-Star?

The Nets are reportedly interested in Austin Reaves this offseason 👀

Brooklyn continues searching for its next star piece, and Reaves has become one of the most intriguing names on the market.

But would the Lakers really let him go? :thinking:

(via Tim Bontemps)

This trade reshapes the Nets' future 👇🔗

Egor Demin received only two 2nd-place votes for the All-Rookie Second Team. 😳

That feels pretty ridiculous considering the season he had.

Definitely one of the biggest rookie snubs this year.

A quick update on one of the most talked-about trades in recent NBA history:

The Nets traded Mikal Bridges to the Knicks…
And the return is starting to look VERY interesting.

So far?

Nolan Traore.
Ben Saraf.

But the bigger story?
Brooklyn still controls first-round picks in 2027, 2029, and 2031.

Sometimes the real result doesn’t show up immediately.
Sometimes it takes years.

Mikal is helping New York chase the Finals right now…

But Brooklyn is still waiting to see what the future eventually becomes.

The Nets had FOUR first-round picks last draft.

Four.

And somehow… not a single one made an All-Rookie Team.

That’s honestly kind of wild.

Because Brooklyn clearly committed to the youth movement.

They loaded up on young talent.
Gave minutes to rookies.
Let them grow through mistakes.

But the production just wasn’t there consistently enough this season.

Still… it’s way too early to panic.

Young teams take time.
Young players take time.

Now it’s about development.

Bounce back next year, gang.

Remember how fun the Nets were during Jason Kidd's run?

Fast-paced basketball.
Young energy.
Pure vibes.

The Nets should seriously consider bringing Kidd back.

Because unlike back then? This young Brooklyn squad actually has the talent to WIN games.

And Kidd’s player development resume speaks for itself:

Helped guide Giannis early in his career.
Coached Luka during his rise.

Now imagine what he could do with and this young Nets core.

Nets rumors: Why No. 6 pick viewed as 'wild card' around NBA

Nets rumors: Why No. 6 pick viewed as 'wild card' around NBA as trade buzz gets louder What direction will the Nets go with the No. 6 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft following another disappointing lottery result?