Terance Mann Embraces Brooklyn Homecoming After Trade to Nets

Terance Mann Embraces Brooklyn Homecoming After Trade to Nets

Newly acquired Net Terance Mann reflects on growing up near Barclays and returning home.

New Net Terrance Mann returns home to a very different Brooklyn

For Terance Mann — both the newest Net and the oldest — coming to Brooklyn isn’t just a trade. It’s a homecoming.

New York Notes: Mann, Kolek, Demin, Wolf, Saraf

Guard Terance Mann was acquired by the Nets from the Hawks in the three-team trade that sent Kristaps Porzingis from Boston to Atlanta. The main motivation for the Nets to take part in the deal was to acquire another first-rounder, which they used on Drake Powell. Mann still has three years and $47MM remaining on his contract. He appeared in a combined 67 games with the Clippers and Hawks last season and is embracing a leadership role on a team …

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