Considering the Brooklyn Nets dealt Dennis Schroder to the Golden State Warriors, they'll likely have a fire sale soon. If Johnson became available, he could be the hottest name for a mid-season acquirement. He's averaged 19.1 points on 48.8% shooting, 4.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists. He's shot 42.3% from 3 on 7.6 attempts.

With much of the Nets’ opening-night offense either injured or traded away, Cam Johnson has shouldered more and more of the offensive burden. That’s been underscored by how other teams

A five-game stretch that's played witness to Johnson averaging 24.2 points per game has further fueled the chatter, leading to a conversation with Nets' GM Sean Marks. “We’ve

"Brooklyn’s Cam Johnson is known to be of significant interest, as is — to a lesser degree — the Nets’ Dorian Finney-Smith," per Amick and Slater. It is no surprise to see the Kings add themselves to a growing list of teams that are looking for ...

And Cam Johnson gave another reminder why he’s garnered the most interest. While league sources say nothing appears imminent and the Nets aren’t so much making calls as taking them, Johnson is the player NBA personnel feel would fetch the highest return.

Cam Johnson kept it real on playing through trade and tanking speculation for the rebuilding Nets this season.

He mentioned that the Thunder might have interest in Brooklyn’s Cam Johnson as the trade deadline approaches. Johnson is having a career-best season with the Nets and is being monitored by several teams.

As Cam Johnson waits to see if he’ll be traded before the NBA deadline (Feb. 6), the Brooklyn Nets forward is finding himself increasingly at the center of opposing teams’ game plans, as relayed by Brian Lewis of the New York Post.