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Sean Marks on Cameron Johnson: 'There was a lot of interest in him just as there was with a lot of our guys but we like Cam'

Specifically regarding Johnson, Marks noted, “With Cam, there was a lot of interest in him just as there was with a lot of our guys but we like Cam and we think Cam fits multiple builds that we are doing.

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Nets GM Sean Marks breaks silence on holding Cam Johnson through trade deadline

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.

Last Word on Sports on MSN · 3d

Nets GM Gets Real About Potential Cameron Johnson Trade

Ahead of this year’s trade deadline, many expected the Brooklyn Nets to move on from Cameron Johnson. To that point, the Nets had already traded Dennis Schroder and Dorian Finney-Smith during the season and Mikal Bridges last summer.

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Nets Notebook: Brooklyn maintains high asking price for Cam Johnson ahead of NBA Trade deadline

The Nets, in the midst of another grand rebuild under general manager Sean Marks, have been shopping the forward for months. The Sacramento Kings, Memphis Grizzlies, Indiana Pacers, Oklahoma City ...

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Brooklyn Nets NBA Draft Notebook: GM Sean Marks Seen Scouting VJ Edgecombe and Egor Demin

Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks was spotted at the Baylor vs. BYU game on Jan. 28. The Nets’ chief decision maker was present in Provo, Utah, to evaluate two potential top-five picks ...

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Nets to Play Crucial Role This Offseason

The Brooklyn Nets may not be big players when it comes to how this season will shake out, but they could have a big role in the summer to dictate the foreseeabl ...

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Quinn: Sean Marks & co. ranked 12th best NBA front office - ‘smart but unlucky’

In a deep dive into the NBA’s 30 front offices, Sam Quinn judges the Nets in the “smart but unlucky” category, 12th overall.

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