The Brooklyn Nets could regret Cam Johnson’s contract more than any other. His deal, worth between $65.5 and $78.7 million over three years, is a significant financial commitment for a team entering a rebuild.

That figure is likely either doubled or tripled, as the franchise who acquires Johnson will certainly be in the upper echelon of competitiveness. That means the pick the Nets get back will be in the back end of the first-round,

In a mock trade from Bleacher Report, the Brooklyn Nets would use forward Cam Johnson to get a first-round pick from the Los Angeles Lakers.

Per Brian Lewis of the New York Post, the Brooklyn Nets have had "consistently high demands" for trading forward Cam Johnson to this point.

There are few players who strike a chord with the fanbase like former Phoenix Suns forwards Mikal Bridges and Cameron Johnson. “The Twins” were both players that the organization drafted, and as a part of a young core,