Cam Thomas re-signed with Brooklyn on a one-year, $6 million qualifying offer, giving him no-trade veto and a clear path to unrestricted free agency after 2025-26 while keeping him tied to the Nets for now. The move preserves leverage for both sides as Thomas eyes a bigger deal next summer.

Last season he averaged 24.0 points in 25 games, but hamstring injuries limited his workload. He has demanded roughly $30 million per year and sees himself in a tier with Herro and Quickley. The QO setup sets up a volatile, high-usage 2025-26 season with durability and production dictating next offseason value.