The Brooklyn Nets have been looking for a trade suitor for forward Cameron Johnson for what seems like forever. Since the summer, Johnson has been expected to be moved, yet the Nets still find him on the roster a week before the NBA trade deadline.

The Brooklyn Nets are reportedly open to trading forward Cam Johnson, but could the Orlando Magic have the kind of package to entice the Nets?

While many teams are interested, Sidery most recently reports that multiple teams are preparing to pull out of trade talks, which could be a problem for Brooklyn regarding its rebuild. The Nets hold a steep asking price for Johnson, looking for at least two first-round picks or a promising young player with at least one pick.

Nets forward Cameron Johnson will likely miss the team's two-game road trip in Charlotte on Wednesday and Houston on Saturday,

Cam Johnson knows what time of year it is. With this a rebuilding year for the Nets, Johnson knew his name would come up in trade rumors.

While Cameron Johnson has garnered interest from around the NBA, Cam Thomas is right up there as one of the most enticing trade pieces for the Brooklyn Nets.

The Sacramento Kings' chances to acquire Cameron Johnson from the Brooklyn Nets may depend on whether they are willing to include their star rookie in trade talks.

Executives from three franchises told The Athletic that Cleveland has expressed interest in acquiring 6-foot-8 forward Cam Johnson from the Brooklyn Nets — one of the most coveted players

The Nets are believed to be seeking two first-round draft picks or one pick and a top young prospect. The Kings seem to be unwilling to trade third-year forward Keegan Murray or rookie guard Devin Carter, so it might be difficult to get a deal done before the Feb. 6 trade deadline.

The Feb. 6 NBA trade deadline is a little over three weeks away and one of the top players available in the trade market is the Brooklyn Nets’ sharpshooting forward, Cameron Johnson. Of course ...

Erik Slater: Jordi Fernandez said Cam Johnson will be reevaluated next week, meaning he will miss at least the next two games after tonight. At that point, the Nets will have just two more games before the trade deadline (Feb. 6).