Nets open to offers across roster, Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle among names to watch

The Nets are willing to hear trade offers for anyone on their roster, according to Sam Amick of The Athletic. How far those conversations go will depend on what teams are willing to offer.

Brooklyn’s approach gives rival front offices reason to call, though some players would require a substantial return. General manager Sean Marks has continued building through the draft, and the coming months could provide opportunities to add more assets.

Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle are two veterans expected to attract interest ahead of the Feb. 11 deadline. Porter is on an expiring contract, while Randle holds a player option for 2027-28.

Both could appeal to teams looking for more offense in the frontcourt. Porter’s shooting would fit alongside established scorers, while Randle could give a team another player capable of creating offense and handling a larger role.

Their contracts also give Brooklyn decisions to make. Porter can reach free agency this summer, and Randle controls whether he stays for another season. Any offer would have to be weighed against the value of keeping them.

The Nets’ draft situation adds another consideration. The Rockets hold the right to swap first-round picks with Brooklyn in 2027, limiting how much the Nets could benefit from finishing near the bottom of the standings.

Trading veterans could still bring back additional picks, however, giving Brooklyn another way to build its collection of young players.

For interested teams, the message is straightforward. The Nets will take the call. The offer will determine whether there’s much more to discuss.