The Brooklyn Nets are positioning themselves for a transformational offseason after a disappointing 26-56 season. With ample cap space available, the Nets are evaluating the possibility of extending player contracts, particularly for Cam Johnson and Maxwell Lewis. Johnson's potential extension depends on his role in the team's future plans. Lewis, who joined the Nets via a midseason trade from the Los Angeles Lakers, showed flashes of talent, contributing an average of 7.1 points and 3.0 rebounds in his final games. Despite a rocky start due to injury, his performance late in the season has made him a candidate for an extension, though he still has two years left on his current contract.