The Brooklyn Nets’ offseason buzz has quieted, but don’t count them out yet. After flashy moves like signing Julius Randle and drafting Mikel Brown Jr., they’re still building toward competitiveness — with David Aldridge ranking them 22nd, just ahead of the Cavs and behind the Knicks. While Randle’s long-term fit is uncertain, Aldridge sees potential in Porter Jr., Dëmin’s growth, and Brown as a possible PG solution. The team’s offensive rating is their main target for improvement, and though their guard depth remains shaky, coach Jordi Fernández believes they can be more competitive on most nights. With the East getting tougher and predictions pointing to the “relegation zone,” the real question is: when will GM Sean Marks finally pull the trigger on a true rebuild?
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