Brooklyn's offseason churn continues as they part with Tosan Evbuomwan, signaling a shift toward youth and flexible depth behind a rebuilding core. Evbuomwan showed flash value in limited action, averaging 9.5 points, 4.3 rebounds and 2.0 assists in 23.8 minutes over 28 games, highlighted by a 22-point night in an overtime defeat to Utah. With two two-way slots open, Brooklyn is eyeing contemporaries like Fanbo Zeng and Olivier-Maxence Prosper to complement the depth, while Dante Exum’s signing could steer the future path of the two-way plans. The move underscores the Nets’ priority on cost-effective versatility as training camp nears.

Fantasy managers should track which youngsters lock a two-way slot and who translates that path into real rotation minutes as Brooklyn continues its rebuild. Evbuomwan, Zeng and Prosper each represent potential late-round value if they cement roles in camp, with the two-way route acting as a springboard for eventual standard contracts and deeper fantasy contributions as the season unfolds.