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According to reporter Jake Fischer, the Brooklyn Nets are expected to solicit trade offers for veteran forwards Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle to acquire draft capital or young talent. Speaking on Yahoo! Sports, Fischer categorized Brooklyn as being in a selling position following a 1-6 start to the season. The Nets reportedly hope that either veteran could command significant value from contending teams.
NetsDaily writer Net Income notes that both players face uncertain contract situations, with Porter set to become an unrestricted free agent and Randle holding a player option. Porter is averaging 20.7 points per game, while Randle is averaging 20.9 points. The writer argues that dealing the high-scoring veterans would align with general manager Sean Marks' strategy of accumulating assets for a future franchise-altering move.
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