Despite not making the playoffs last season, the Brooklyn Nets had a positive season. There were many takeaways from emerging talent to finding their cornerstone players for their long-term plan.
The Nets did have another losing season placing 12th in the Eastern Conference, but they did show great signs of a bright future.
If last season did not show a bright future for Nets fans, this offseason should give those fans some more hope. General manager Sean Marks has done a great job this offseason.
Marks re-signed Joe Harris and signed Ed Davis. He traded away Jeremy Lin and Timofey Mozgov, giving the Nets the possibility of opening up two max contract slots for 2019.