Nets: 3 most tradeable players currently on Brooklyn’s roster
By Mike Luciano
1. SG Joe Harris
Let’s get this out of the way right now. Joe Harris is a tremendous shooter, perhaps even the best 3-point shooter in the league that doesn’t reside in San Francisco. His two 3-point percentage titles in three years confirm that.
However, Harris is also clearly the Net most likely to be moved.
Harris’ disappointing playoff series against the Bucks, plus the fact that his four-year contract could help match the salary of a star player, could see him sent elsewhere. Harris might’ve developed from a G League Player to an elite perimeter scorer, but the Nets have perimeter scoring covered thanks to their star trio.
Nets’ Joe Harris is an elite shooter who could help add a star.
While Harris is in a perfect situation in Brooklyn given the high volume of wide-open shots he’ll receive on a game-to-game basis, the scoring talent on display also means that Harris is a bit redundant, and he could moved for either a superior all-around player or someone that fills a more pressing need.
Harris went from one of the most beloved Nets in recent history to a villain thanks to his very poor showing when the chips were down in Milwaukee. He’ll be back to his old self next year, but that won’t prevent the Nets from potentially trading him.
