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Lewis: Rajon Rondo scheduled to meet with Nets

By Ryan Carbain

Brooklyn Nets' Wayne Ellington (21) celebrates with a teammate after shooting a three-pointer during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Miami Heat, Monday, Dec. 28, 2015, in Miami. The Nets defeated the Heat 111-105. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

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Pincus: Wayne Ellington opts out, will become an unrestricted free agent

By Benny Nadeau

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Bonnell: Nets may hard-sell Jeremy Lin when free agency opens

By Benny Nadeau

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Scotto: Willie Reed to become an unrestricted free agent

By Benny Nadeau

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Woj: Nets rescind qualifying offer to Markel Brown

By Benny Nadeau

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Begley: Nets interested in pursuing Allen Crabbe in free agency

By Benny Nadeau

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The Glue Guys: Nets Free Agency Preview

By Mike Smeltz

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Rumor Mill: Nets looking for quick rebuild, want to add established veterans

By Benny Nadeau

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Draft: Nets trade for #42, select Seton Hall’s Isaiah Whitehead

By Benny Nadeau

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Comprehensive List of the Nets’ Draft Workouts

By Benny Nadeau

Phoenix Suns guard Phil Pressey (25) reaches for the ball on Brooklyn Nets guard Shane Larkin in the second quarter during an NBA basketball game, Thursday, Feb. 25, 2016, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)

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Kennedy: Shane Larkin opts out of final year with Nets

By Benny Nadeau

Orlando Magic forward Jason Smith (14) goes up for a shot in front of Brooklyn Nets guard Sergey Karasev (10), of Russia, during the second half of an NBA basketball game in Orlando, Fla., Tuesday, March 29, 2016. The Magic won 139-105. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)

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Sportando: Sergey Karasev won’t return to Brooklyn

By Elizabeth Swinton

Sean Marks

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Hamilton: Nets will host a late-May mini-camp for veterans

By Benny Nadeau

Andrea Bargnani (9) defends Philadelphia 76ers' Jahlil Okafor (8) during the second half of an NBA basketball game Thursday, Dec. 10, 2015, in New York. The Nets won 100-91. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)

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Andrea Bargnani sought buyout over limited minutes

By Benny Nadeau

This post is best viewed on a cell phone or tablet. Before anything else, we need to make one thing clear: the Nets will not sign a starting-quality center unless they trade Brook Lopez this offseason. That's probably not going to happen. And the Nets aren't going to waste time pursuing, say, (spoiler alert!) Hassan Whiteside unless they can give him a starting role and gobs of money. But say the Nets find a team that will take on Lopez for a talented wing or point guard. That makes center an immediate need -- and there's a lot of intriguing names that could fill that void. So let's take a look at ten centers looking for a payday this offseason, under the assumption that the Nets could find themselves looking for talent this offseason. For the big-name guys, you can assume they'd only come along if the spot opened up. For the second-tier guys, the question is if they'd accept a backup role -- at what cost, and with what teammates. -Devin Kharpertian Also check out: Point Guards

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Brooklyn Nets Free Agency Primer: Centers

By Elizabeth Swinton

Terrence Jones -- Restricted Free Agent The skinny: An oft-injured enigma, Jones at times looks like the embodiment of a modern power forward. Moments later, he looks like an absolute mess. Jones is promising, and he’s young, but he’s coming off an off-year where nearly all his stats dipped. He’s a little undersized, but he’s quick, can hit the boards, and shows glimpses of a three-pointer. Despite the promise, his most memorable NBA moment was the sullen look displayed as James Harden scored a game-winner against the Warriors to extend a playoff series that looked like a certain sweep. For whatever reason, he’s just yet to put it all together. Jones a fit? I think so. I am sure there are some who see much more promise in Jones than they do in McCullough. He has displayed in flashes all the skills you’d want to see around Lopez. He’s also young, and to a rebuilding team like The Nets, that matters. Worthy pursuit? The Nets do not have a need at this position, but Jones is interesting. And while it’s not “Crying Jordan,” there is some serious meme potential in Jones’ “Why’d you have to hit that?” face. It comes down to price. His stock is down at the moment, and a bargain is a bargain, whether you need it or not. If I’m Marks, I’d kick the tires on Jones if league interest wanes. -Ryan Carbain

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Brooklyn Nets Free Agency Primer: Power Forwards

By Ryan Carbain & Zach Fisch

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