There were reports all of last season about the Brooklyn Nets trying to trade Deron Williams and Joe Johnson but so far they haven’t been able to yield any viable offers. Joe Johnson is set to make $24.9 million next season and Deron Williams is set to make $21 million next season (and $22.3 million the season after that). The Nets just don’t see the two players in their future and the “star” players who were once part of the “Big 3” weren’t even mentioned in the team’s letter to the fans.
NBA: Paul Pierce Rips Deron Williams & the Brooklyn Nets; Says Team Would’ve Folded Without Him & KG
Paul Pierce’s nickname is “The Truth” and that’s what he told as he blasted his former team, the Brooklyn Nets, calling his one year with the franchise “horrible”.
(Video) NBA: Deron Williams Hits Brandon Bass With Triple Crossover Then Sinks Floater!
There was a time when Deron Williams was pitted against Chris Paul as the best point guard in the league. Times changed and Williams got hit hard with injuries and an underperforming Brooklyn Nets team. Williams has been showing us recently that he still got it, hitting this triple crossover against Brandon Bass who’s considered one of the better defenders in the league.
NBA Report: Rockets Interested in Deron Williams and Goran Dragic
The Houston Rockets weren’t able to trade for Rajon Rondo but they’re still on the hunt for a point guard and have reportedly set their sights on Deron Williams and Goran Dragic.
NBA: Report, Deron Williams Out Indefinitely With Rib Injury
After a rather healthy start to the season & missing only three games, Deron Williams is now OUT indefinitely due to a fracture in his left 12th rib. The team made the announcement Thursday…more information on this Brooklyn guard’s injury report below!
NBA: Sacramento & The Nets Are Still In Talks For A Deron Williams Trade
Deron Williams is currently one of the faces of the Brooklyn Nets, but recent reports are indicating that the Nets are looking to trade Williams to the Sacramento Kings. Hit the jump for details.
