Targets

Completed a second private workout with Brooklyn; USA Today's mock sends him to the Nets at 6. Led the nation in defensive box plus-minus.

Among the Nets' most-mocked picks. Averaged 23.5 ppg and 6.4 apg on .484/.440/.809 splits running Calipari's offense.

NetsDaily sources call Brooklyn 'likely' to take him. Rare size, fluidity and perimeter skill; polarizing after inconsistent production.

Among the prospects Brooklyn brought in for a workout at its HSS Training Center.

Long-rumored dream target. Brooklyn's unprotected pick haul + cap is the kind of package a Giannis deal would require.

Fills the starting point-guard void and adds elite on-ball defense; injury history (268 games in five years) is the risk.

Young two-way forward signed through 2031 — fits Brooklyn's timeline; career-high scoring and assists last season.

Extension-eligible 3-and-D guard the cap-strapped Thunder may not be able to max — a value Brooklyn could pursue.

Reported Brooklyn interest in the shot-making guard among its offseason targets.

Long-standing Nets interest dating back to his Bulls tenure.

Est. 4 yr / ~$179.5M (max)

Multiple league sources expect Brooklyn to offer a max; others expect a more conservative, shorter deal.

Est. ~$15–25M / yr

Seeking a raise; if he reaches free agency, Brooklyn is expected to put in a bid.

RFA — offer sheet (~$20M+/yr)

With Utah and Kessler at an impasse, Brooklyn could pursue the young rim-protector via an offer sheet.

RFA — offer sheet candidate

Named among the restricted free agents Sean Marks could float offer sheets to.