Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson did not make the NBA's All-Star Team this season despite a career-best year. Was this his best chance?

Cam Johnson has had his name constantly linked in rumors since the Nets shipped out veterans Dennis Schroder and Dorian Finney-Smith.

In the end, Tyler Herro became the fifth Heat player to win the 3-point contest with a final round score of 24.

The Brooklyn Nets (20-34) came into this season with the expectation of being one of the worst teams in the NBA due to the franchise's desire to have a high pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. This season has posed an interesting ebb-and-flow for Brooklyn as they went from being an overachieving team to an organization that traded some of its veterans to get back on the right track.

Nets held onto Cam Johnson through the trade deadline. Now he’ll be their only representative at All-Star weekend, when he is in the 3-point contest.

Cam Johnson became the second-lowest scoring Brooklyn Nets player to participate in the 3-competition in the modern era on All-Star Saturday. Johnson scored 14 points in the first round prior to his elimination,