The Nets have made all their big decisions, trading Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, then extending coach Jacque Vaughn and keeping GM Sean Marks.
Now comes the rest: Filling in the rest of the picture. That’s what they’ll spend the rest of this season and into the offseason doing.
Asset allocation
A source described Marks and Nets team owner Joe Tsai as being “in lockstep.” Another told The Post that “ownership has full confidence in that front office to build for the future.” With 15 games left in the regular season — and an undetermined amount in the postseason — Brooklyn will be weighing how to attack that future.
Unlike the first time Marks rebuilt — bereft of draft picks — now the Nets are armed with the fourth-most draft capital from 2023-29: a total of 11 first-round picks and eight second-rounders, as well as a team-record $18.1 million trade exception, currently the biggest in the league.
