The Brooklyn Nets have fully committed to their rebuild ever since they traded Mikal Bridges to the New York Knicks in exchange for forward Bojan Bogdanovic and as many as five first-round picks. After trading Bridges away, Brooklyn made sure to keep checking off important tasks to do by re-signing center Nic Claxton to a four-year, $100 million deal. Now, the main issues to worry about are free-agency and summer league.

This upcoming Las Vegas Summer League (also known as the NBA 2K25 Summer League) will be an important one for the Nets as they will hopefully get to see wing Dariq Whitehead play and show where he is at in his recovery from his left shin stress reaction. Nets general manager Sean Marks said after head coach Jordi Fernandez’s introductory press conference that Whitehead should be able to play in the summer league so time will tell if that proves true.

Also, Brooklyn fans will be able to see if Noah Clowney can have a better summer league this time around and whether someone like Jalen Wilson has added anything new to his game since the Nets’ season ended in mid-April. With so much more to get to, here is the Nets’ roster for the summer league heading into July 3.

Noah Clowney

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Dariq Whitehead

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Jalen Wilson

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Jaylen Martin

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David Muoka

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KJ Jones

KJ Jones II has agreed to a deal with the Brooklyn Nets, his agent tells @atlgreenlight

DII POY and led DII in scoring at 26.2 points per game. Proved he can do MUCH more than just score the ball.

Love his off-ball cutting and willingness to pass. Nets got a good one with KJ. pic.twitter.com/rVFU8GqBVS

— GREENLIGHT MEDIA (@atlgreenlight) June 28, 2024

Mark Armstrong

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Jacob Gilyard

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