NEW YORK — That didn’t take long.
Fifty minutes into Friday’s NBA free agency kickoff restricted free agent Cam Johnson agreed to terms on a contract that keeps him in Brooklyn for the foreseeable future.
Johnson and the Nets struck a deal reportedly worth $108 million over the next four seasons, according to ESPN. The move keeps “The Twins” — Johnson and franchise cornerstone Mikal Bridges — as foundational pieces while Brooklyn maneuvers the rebuild in the aftermath of the Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving midseason trades.