Brooklyn Nets: Players on the bubble for 2017-18 season

Apr 1, 2017; Brooklyn, NY, USA; Brooklyn Nets guard Archie Goodwin (10) celebrates with guard Spencer Dinwiddie (8) in the fourth quarter against Orlando Magic at Barclays Center. Nets win 121-111. Mandatory Credit: Nicole Sweet-USA TODAY Sports
Apr 1, 2017; Brooklyn, NY, USA; Brooklyn Nets guard Archie Goodwin (10) celebrates with guard Spencer Dinwiddie (8) in the fourth quarter against Orlando Magic at Barclays Center. Nets win 121-111. Mandatory Credit: Nicole Sweet-USA TODAY Sports /
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Apr 1, 2017; Brooklyn, NY, USA; Brooklyn Nets guard Archie Goodwin (10) celebrates with guard Spencer Dinwiddie (8) in the fourth quarter against Orlando Magic at Barclays Center. Nets win 121-111. Mandatory Credit: Nicole Sweet-USA TODAY Sports
Apr 1, 2017; Brooklyn, NY, USA; Brooklyn Nets guard Archie Goodwin (10) celebrates with guard Spencer Dinwiddie (8) in the fourth quarter against Orlando Magic at Barclays Center. Nets win 121-111. Mandatory Credit: Nicole Sweet-USA TODAY Sports /

With approximately $30 million to spend in free agency as well as two picks in this year’s draft, the Brooklyn Nets will need to make some changes on their roster to make room for the new talent coming on board.

After a season in which the Brooklyn Nets sat at the bottom of the NBA standings with just 20 wins, it’s apparent the roster will not be the same come late October.

Sean Marks owns the right to multiple draft picks, including two first-round picks in the mid-20’s. Plus, the Nets have enough money in the bank to sign two players to max deals. This will for sure be a pivotal offseason for the Brooklyn Nets’ future.

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There are plenty of players the Nets would like to keep around, but with the aforementioned draft picks and money available, the Nets will have to do some addition by subtraction to correctly fill the 15 roster spots available to them.

With that said, here are the ‘question mark’ Brooklyn Nets players that will most likely remain in Brooklyn, and the players who will most likely be on their way out the door this summer.