The Nets don’t have a ton of talent, and much of the talent they do have has been linked in trade rumors.

So as they take the next step in their rebuild, what exactly do they have to offer a free agent?

Minimum-salary types can’t always afford to be picky and the Nets are one of the few teams with ample cap space this coming summer, so signing players shouldn’t be a problem even coming off a lottery-level campaign. But going forward — whenever they decide to end the tank and it comes time to recruit in earnest — other than cash, what exactly is their drawing card?

“I’ve never been asked that question before, and I’m probably not going to answer it, but I appreciate it,” Brooklyn general manager Sean Marks said with a laugh before trying his best to do just that — nodding toward coach Jordi Fernandez. “I think the sales pitch starts with the guy to my right. We’ve talked about many players and what they’ve said about Jordi and his staff. I think that’s a huge sales pitch.