This year’s trade deadline shook the NBA. However, all was quiet on the Brooklyn Nets front. General Manager Sean Marks stood pat, holding Cam Johnson, who several league executives named the most likely impact player to be dealt before Feb.

Cam Johnson has had his name constantly linked in rumors since the Nets shipped out veterans Dennis Schroder and Dorian Finney-Smith.

The Brooklyn Nets recently announced that forward Cam Johnson will compete in the NBA's three-point contest at All-Star Weekend and he's excited.

Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson heard his name in trade rumors ahead of this week's NBA trade deadline. After the deadline passed, Johnson opened up about what that experience for him was like. With so much movement across the association, it's easy for one to think a rumor could come to fruition. That's natural for most NBA players.

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.

League sources have consistently told The Post that the Nets — who were obviously highly motivated to deal away Schroder and Finney-Smith, since both were 30-somethings set to hit unrestricted

Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson may not be going anywhere before the NBA's Feb. 6 trade deadline, per SNY's Ian Begley.

Brooklyn Nets more or less know what they’re working with until the end of the season. There might be some additional moves around the margins — maybe a two-way contract converted to a standard deal,

Cam Johnson can finally take a breath. He can finally go to sleep without the worry that he’ll be awoken by a phone call, informing him he now lives across the country. For now. “At least there’s gonna be a little cushion,