Nets forward Cameron Johnson is established to be a limited free of charge agent this offseason.
Even though there is been some communicate that Johnson could be re-signed and traded, ESPN’s Brian Windhorst claimed on a the latest episode of Brian Windhorst & the Hoop Collective podcast that he believes the forward is expected to remain in Brooklyn.
With that, it is probable the Nets could match the profitable figures that have been stated as a prospective price to acquire Johnson.
“I consider he’ll probably get all around 90 [million],” Windhorst said. “If a crew arrives searching, he could tactic 100 [million], probably not all certain. I believe the Nets will match up to that amount.”
Windhorst’s estimate is centered on a report that Johnson was available a four-year deal value roughly $65 million previous period. Windhorst states Johnson could get a extra significant give this offseason.
Johnson played in 25 game titles for the Nets previous time just after being obtained from the Suns. He averaged 16.6 details, 4.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists for each match for Brooklyn.
