Brooklyn Nets expected to shop Cam Thomas, but “there simply isn’t a market”

The Brooklyn Nets are “expected to gauge the market” for Cam Thomas, but “there simply isn’t one,” according to @NYPost_Lewis. The report cites “multiple league sources” who believe there’s no real trade demand at this time.

Thomas reportedly rejected a two-year, $30 million offer that included a team option in the second season. He also turned down a one-year, $9.5 million deal with incentives up to $11 million, while waiving his no-trade clause.

The core point remains: “There has to be a market” for a deal to happen, and the Post’s reporting says league sources insist that market “simply isn’t” there right now.

Source: New York Post