Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson has become a hot commodity on the trade market, and his name will continue to permeate until a decision is made regarding his future before the Feb. 6 deadline. Johnson,

Nets forward Cam Johnson has averaged 23.4 points per game in his first nine appearances this month while shooting 50% from the field, 44.3% from 3-point range and 87.7% from the free throw line.

The Brooklyn Nets (12-18) had come into Thursday's game at the Milwaukee Bucks (16-13) hoping to end their losing streak before it got any worse with the implication that forward Dorian Finney-Smith would be making his return to the lineup.

The buzz around a possible trade for Cam Johnson is as loud as ever and will likely only intensify ahead of the Feb. 6 trade deadline. The latest report from Cl

Here is what a potential Cam Johnson trade between the Brooklyn Nets and Oklahoma City Thunder could look like.

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

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

The Nets lost to the Heat 110-95 after a second half that saw them get outscored by Miami 52-38 as the Nets weren't able to keep up with the Heat on the offensive end. Cam Johnson had 19 points and three rebounds while Noah Clowney had 19 points and five rebounds for one of his best games of the season.

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.