The Cleveland Cavaliers, who are 34-6 after Thursday's loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, are interested in trading for Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson, according to The Athletic's Joe Vardon: Executives from three franchises told The Athletic that Cleveland has expressed interest in acquiring 6-foot-8 forward Cam Johnson from the Brooklyn Nets — one of the most coveted players league-wide in the trade market — with the Feb.

Having already embraced the tank by dealing away Dennis Schröder and Dorian Finney-Smith, the Brooklyn Nets have one more major chip to play before the Feb.

The Cavs have the best offense in the NBA, but Darius Garland and Donovan Mitchell struggle against bigger, more physical players.

There are also teams like the Nets that have been contenders in the past.  However, Brooklyn has made multiple big-time trades over the last three seasons. While the Nets are suffering in 2024-25 because of it,

NBA insider Jake Fischer appeared on the Bad Weather Fans Podcast on Wednesday and provided an update on the rumors linking Cam Johnson with a trade away from the Brooklyn Nets. “I think they will move if they get two firsts and stuff is kind of what the word around the league is what [Brooklyn's] benchmark is for him,

The Brooklyn Nets announced on Thursday that forward Cam Johnson is questionable for Friday's game at the LA Lakers due to a right ankle sprain.

After making his return in Tuesday’s win, Cam Johnson was sidelined for Wednesday night’s 126-67 loss to the Clippers … with a sprained right ankle.

The Pacers have been mentioned as possible trade destination for Nets forward Cam Johnson. Here's why they should and shouldn't make a deal.

The Nets are expected to trade forward Cam Johnson and potentially Nic Claxton ahead of the 2025 NBA trade deadline in February

Will the Brooklyn Nets' best player suit up against recent former teammates Dorian Finney-Smith, Shake Milton and the rest of their Los Angeles Lakers on Friday? More Lakers: Los Angeles Western Conference Rival Waives Former Lakers Center That is the question no doubt plaguing the minds of the Lakers' coaching staff this morning.

Cleveland is showing interest in Brooklyn's Cam Johnson. He is averaging a career-high (19.6) points per game.