Brooklyn Nets don’t want Carmelo Anthony or Dwight Howard

The Brooklyn Nets seem to have sorted their most troubling difficulty out, with Kevin Durant apparently backtracking on his request to be traded. It’s been reported that the staff may very well be considering the acquisition of free agent Carmelo Anthony as a way of placating Durant, whereas there are additionally rumors of Dwight Howard being a attainable goal.

Nonetheless, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, the staff has little interest in signing Anthony or Howard.

“Regardless of separate studies concerning the Nets contemplating Dwight Howard and Carmelo Anthony as free agent additions, Brooklyn doesn’t have curiosity in including both veteran at the moment, HoopsHype has realized,” Scotto writes.

The Nets managed to carry on to Durant as a result of they’d all the leverage, given his four-year contract plus the truth that most NBA groups have been averse to giving up a number of All-Stars plus picks for the two-time NBA champion. They’re now thought-about favorites to win the Japanese Convention, although the bookmakers aren’t inclined to suppose so simply but.