Net wing Cameron Thomas I don’t let you surround the drama Kyrie Irving Influencing his outlook for the 2022/23 season, he said he wouldn’t think of his star teammates anymore if Kylie promoted trading elsewhere this weekend. Bryan Ruiz of the New York Post.. Irving was discovered in multiple Las Vegas Summer League matches, but did not participate in the Nets contest on Friday or Sunday.
“Killy is my man. Whatever his choice is, it’s a choice.” Thomas said. “So I’m still in touch with him. It’s my guy. So whatever he does, it’s still my guy, my brother. So that’s what it is. It’s part of the business. “
Thomas said Irving wasn’t bothered by not playing in the Nets Summer League match, but he praised the three-time All-Star. Ben Simmons Come see some of his young teammates on Sunday vs Philadelphia.
“Yes, it’s great that someone of that height comes out and supports us as a young man. It makes us feel good. I’m happy to play.” Thomas said. “So I praise Ben for coming here and watching us play.”
The details of the net are as follows.
- Nets General Manager Sean Marks When heat GM Andie Elysburg According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, I was seen talking in Las Vegas on Monday (twitter Link), The two GMs say that eating together is “beyond a rough conversation.”Of course, Miami Kevin DurantAs it is a priority landing point, it is worth paying attention to the discussion between the two front offices.
- New contract Edmond Sumner According to Michael Scott of HoopsHype, the contract with Nets is a two-year minimum wage contract. Tweet The second year is not guaranteed.
- Nick ClaxtonThe new two-year deal with Brooklyn was initially reported to be worth $ 20 million, but it’s actually worth $ 17.25 million. Tweet Keith Smith from Spotrac. The deal includes an unlikely incentive totaling $ 2,587,500, so if Claxton wins all these bonuses, he’ll earn nearly $ 20 million in two seasons.
- 2021 second round pick Rai Quan Gray Having signed a G-League contract and spent the rookie season on the G-League’s Long Island Nets, Brooklyn continues to manage the NBA’s rights.As Lewis is writing for the New York PostGray is in better shape and has been working hard to show the net that it deserves a shot at the NBA’s roster spot this fall.
