The Nets will request a $5.7 million disabled player exception following Spencer Dinwiddie’s season ending injury.
The Nets could used the exception to acquire a player on an expiring contract. Brooklyn, however, would have to clear a roster spot.
Nets to apply for $5.7M disabled player exception
05/01/202117:27
The request follows Dinwiddie’s season ending injury
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