Ranking the Brooklyn Nets' top five tradable assets

Ranking the Brooklyn Nets’ 5 most tradeable assets

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The Brooklyn Nets have been the busiest team this offseason with trades. Brooklyn has acquired four players and two draft picks this offseason in deals. What are the Nets’ best tradable assets?

Boy oh boy has it been a busy summer in Brooklyn. Sean Marks has been working the phone lines for deals to acquire assets in exchange for unwanted contracts. In return, Marks has somehow gotten rid of the Brooklyn Nets’ less desired salaries.

With the offseason winding down, it seems likely that Marks will settle on signing someone with his final roster spot instead of executing yet another deal. The rumors say otherwise however. It seems as though Marks wants to find another big man via a trade.

Obviously, in order for Marks to acquire a big man, he will have to sacrifice an asset or two. After taking over a team with relatively few tradable assets, the team is now flush with them.

Marks has done a good job of finding value for almost all of his players. Whether its his highest paid player or an end of the bench guy, he has been able to avoid signing any deals that are untradeable.

In terms of players, the Nets have several guys that would be attractive to other teams. Whether its because of being versatile, young or both, the team has players of note. Here are the five most tradable assets.

*For the sake of this article, draft picks and players that are likely untradeable will not be included.