While no member of the Brooklyn Nets' roster was selected to be part of the 2024-25 All-Star teams, the franchise will still boast one representative in the weekend festivities. Despite tweaking his ankle in the Nets' 100-96 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night,

Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson will still be participating in the 3-point contest during All-Star Weekend despite turning his ankle on Wednesday.

Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson heard his name in trade rumors ahead of this week's NBA trade deadline. After the deadline passed, Johnson opened up about what that experience for him was like. With so much movement across the association, it's easy for one to think a rumor could come to fruition. That's natural for most NBA players.

The Brooklyn Nets surprised many when they took a backseat in the days leading up to the trade deadline after being the busiest team on the market in the months prior. The Nets were expected to trade Cam Johnson,

The Nets had trouble defending Terry Rozier (20 points) and Bam Adebayo (18 points, eight rebounds) in the first half, but the second half saw Brooklyn limit the impact that those two, plus Tyler Herro, had on the game, allowing them to come back in the fourth quarter. Here are the Nets player grades following Friday's win over the Heat:

Cam Johnson's return to the Nets lineup on Wednesday adds to the growing belief that a trade is unlikely before the deadline.

Cam Johnson has had his name constantly linked in rumors since the Nets shipped out veterans Dennis Schroder and Dorian Finney-Smith.

The NBA trade deadline is on Feb. 6. That gives the Brooklyn Nets seven days to make up their mind regarding their heavily-coveted forward, Cam Johson. That is

Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson was a target of the Sacramento Kings prior to the reports of De'Aaron Fox potentially being traded.

Nets held onto Cam Johnson through the trade deadline. Now he’ll be their only representative at All-Star weekend, when he is in the 3-point contest.