Earlier today on this trade deadline day, the holiest of trade days, we took a look back at the good: reminiscing about the five best trades the Nets franchise ever orchestrated, both in and for New Jersey and Brooklyn. But of course, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, and as a result, we’ve got to look at the other side too.
Here are the five worst trades in Nets history, starting in 2002. Buckle up.
| Start Here: #5 (2002) |
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