Nets lose key role player during cost-cutting offseason
Anderson Seeks Capital Gains in D.C.
With the NBA’s moratorium on announcing free-agent and trade activities officially coming to a close Thursday morning, the Brooklyn Nets can finally reveal the $110 million in contracts they doled out to returning center Brook Lopez and Thaddeus Young.
They can also kiss “Mr. Reliability” goodbye.
NBA.com confirmed earlier this week that Alan Anderson, one of Brooklyn’s most valuable reserves and locker room leaders over the past two seasons, has inked a one-year, $4 million pact to play for the Washington Wizards in 2015-16.