The Brooklyn Nets have been actively reshaping their roster as they embark on a rebuilding phase. On Wednesday, GM Sean Marks and his team successfully acquired Ochai Agbaji from the Toronto Raptors, and on Thursday, they continued their strategy by bringing in two additional young players.
The Nets have made a notable trade with the Denver Nuggets, securing Hunter Tyson along with a 2032 second-round pick in exchange for the less favorable of their own 2026 second-round picks, which they hold via the Los Angeles Clippers or the Atlanta Hawks. Tyson, who is in his third season, has appeared in 21 games for the Nuggets, averaging 2.2 points and 1.7 rebounds, with a shooting percentage of 21.2% from beyond the arc. The Nets aim to provide Tyson with a platform to further develop his skills and contribute to the team.
In another transaction, the Nets acquired Josh Minott from the Boston Celtics. Minott, now in his fourth season, has averaged 5.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, and a commendable shooting percentage of 44.2% from three-point range in his 33 appearances this season, with 10 of those being starts. He has been averaging 15.9 minutes per game, showcasing potential that the Nets hope to harness.
As the trade deadline approaches, there is growing speculation about what other moves Marks and the Nets might consider to bolster their roster and continue their strategic overhaul. Fans and analysts alike are keeping a close watch on the developments in Brooklyn, excited about the future direction of the team.