As a matter of fact, re-signing Thomas may be the last thing the Nets get done this offseason. There is a lot of business to get done this summer, and much of it may get done before extending their restricted free agent guard.

General manager Sean Marks has spent time and energy hoarding salary cap space, to the point that one league executive suggested the rebuilding Nets have been “torn down to the studs” and “only exist on a spreadsheet.”

And Marks didn’t collect all that cap space not to use it.

As a matter of fact, re-signing Cam Thomas may well be the last thing that gets done in the Nets’ offseason.{ai:summary}<p>The Brooklyn Nets are focused on significant offseason business, with re-signing guard Cam Thomas likely not being a priority. General Manager Sean Marks has accumulated salary cap space, indicating plans for strategic moves rather than solely extending Thomas.</p><p>The team's current state has been described as being "torn down to the studs," emphasizing their rebuilding phase and the intention to utilize the cap space effectively. #sports</p>

All the business the Nets must handle before getting to Cam Thomas

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