The Nets fell to the Washington Wizards 107-99 at Capital One Arena on Monday, marking their second loss to the worst team in the NBA in as many tries.

Marks could revisit trade conversations surrounding Johnson during the offseason. The 6-foot-8 sharpshooter is under contract for $21.5 million annually over the next two seasons, a deal that front offices should view favorably with the salary cap set to rise.

The Brooklyn Nets are eyeing the postseason amid a 6-1 stretch over their last seven games. Following Wednesday’s 100-96 win over the Philadelphia 76ers, the supposedly tanking squad is 1.5 games out of the Eastern Conference play-in.