The Brooklyn Nets have a new leading suitor for veteran forward Cam Johnson. Evan Sidery of Forbes reported the Sacramento Kings are 'viewed as the current fav

Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson is questionable for Sunday's matchup at the Oklahoma City Thunder due to a right ankle sprain.

Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson has received trade interest from the Cleveland Cavaliers, per Joe Vardon of The Athletic.

The Brooklyn Nets have been busy ahead of the Feb. 6 trade deadline, but that doesn't mean they will move Cam Johnson if they can't get the right

Enjoying a mid-career breakthrough, Johnson is averaging 19.6 points on 49.6/42.8/89.7 shooting splits, approaching the 50/40/90 benchmark reached by just nine players in NBA history. He’s the most coveted player on the trade market right now, quite possibly the only difference-maker available to a contender.

The Cavs have the best offense in the NBA, but Darius Garland and Donovan Mitchell struggle against bigger, more physical players.

The parity between the top and bottom of the NBA in 2024-25 is as lopsided as it’s ever been. Certain teams continuously cannot get over the hump. It’s been like that for the Trail Blazers, Hornets, and Wizards for years now. There are also teams like the Nets that have been contenders in the past.

What the Nets' mindset is regarding possible trades for forward Cam Johnson and center Nic Claxton this season

The Cleveland Cavaliers, who are 34-6 after Thursday's loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, are interested in trading for Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson, according to The Athletic's Joe Vardon: Executives from three franchises told The Athletic that Cleveland has expressed interest in acquiring 6-foot-8 forward Cam Johnson from the Brooklyn Nets — one of the most coveted players league-wide in the trade market — with the Feb.

The Brooklyn Nets are being watched by the rest of the league as a potential seller at the NBA Trade Deadline. Any contender should keep their eye on the Nets and see what their availability levels are for veteran forward Cam Johnson,

Will the Brooklyn Nets' best player suit up against recent former teammates Dorian Finney-Smith, Shake Milton and the rest of their Los Angeles Lakers on Friday? More Lakers: Los Angeles Western Conference Rival Waives Former Lakers Center That is the question no doubt plaguing the minds of the Lakers' coaching staff this morning.