After a disappointing season, the Brooklyn Nets are now focused on the future, especially as they reflect on the recently concluded NBA Finals where the Oklahoma City Thunder triumphed over the Indiana Pacers. The highlight of the Finals was overshadowed by Tyrese Haliburton's unfortunate Achilles injury, which occurred early in Game 7. Despite Haliburton's promising performance before his injury, the Pacers struggled to maintain their momentum, ultimately falling short.

Trendon Watford of the Nets voiced his concern regarding Haliburton's injury, a significant loss for the Pacers who were already dealing with previous challenges. Without Haliburton's playmaking, contributions from other players like Bennedict Mathurin and T.J. McConnell became essential. The Thunder seized the opportunity, outscoring the Pacers decisively in the second half, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leading the charge. Moving forward, the Nets will be keeping an eye on how Haliburton's recovery affects the Pacers' roster and performance as they gear up for the next season.