Terance Mann, acquired from the Hawks as part of Nets package, shifts from Hawks to Clippers—bringing a versatile wing with playoff pedigree. His role and production in a new environment will influence early-season fantasy value.

Mann’s inclusion in Nets plans signals Brooklyn’s intent to diversify perimeter creation with a two-way guard who can score and distribute. His fit with Powell/Thomas/Sharpe will determine rotation balance, while his role in a hypothetical new Nets roster could amplify ball-handling and spacing dynamics.

Mann appears as part of the mock three-team swap, providing a versatile wing/guard with defensive versatility and secondary playmaking. In this scenario, his value lies in providing shot creation and toughness, while Barrett steps in as the primary wing scorer. Mann’s defense and pace could be a stabilizing factor for Brooklyn’s evolving lineup.

Terance Mann's inclusion could provide the Lakers with a much-needed 3-and-D player off the bench.

Mann, a Brooklyn native, brings considerable experience to the Nets after averaging 7.7 points per game last season. His ability to shoot and contribute defensively positions him as a valuable asset for the rejuvenating Nets roster.