MILWAUKEE — Nets general manager Sean Marks craves nothing more than flexibility — the ability to pivot when needed and pounce when necessary.
Already armed with the most draft capital in the NBA — and the potential to add even more should it trade Cam Johnson — Brooklyn is in position to take a big swing and jump-start a rebuild.
Whether that’s at the trade deadline with Sacramento’s De’Aaron Fox or with any other star who becomes available.
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