Pro teams are like presidencies — policies and priorities change every few years.

When general manager Sean Marks first arrived, the Nets were all about player development. 

Then the Big Three was a thing — until it wasn’t. 

Now? It’s right back where they started: with development Priority No. 1.

When GM Sean Marks first arrived, the Nets were all about player development. After the failed Big Three era, they are right back where they started.{ai:summary}<p>The Brooklyn Nets have shifted their focus multiple times since GM Sean Marks took over, moving from player development to the era of the Big Three, and now returning to prioritizing player development once again. This cyclical approach mirrors the changing policies of presidencies. #sports</p>

One ‘promising’ Nets quality will be put to test with NBA draft on horizon

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