It appears as though the Nets and Nenad Krstic may be ready to part ways through free agency this summer, according to The Star-Ledger.
New Jersey has added some key players to their front court, with Krstic looking like the odd man out. The Nets also don't want to give Krstic, a restricted free agent, more than a two-year deal.
"We've talked about all the possible options out there," agent Marc Cornstein said. "Because of his situation -- coming off the injury, his age (he turns 25 in three weeks) -- the important thing is to go into a situation where he is wanted and where he is able to flourish. So he'd be open to anything, if it's going to be best for his career."
General Manager Kiki Vandeweghe is hopeful that he can retain both Krstic and unrestricted free agent Bostjan Nachbar or at least get something in return.
"Let's just say we're hopeful we can retain them," Vandeweghe said of Krstic and Nachbar, who are represented by Cornstein. "I've been in contact with (Cornstein) three or four times at this point. I don't know how long this will take. Certainly any team's first priority is to look at their own free agents and explore the (feasibility) of keeping them."
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He played pretty well in the playoffs a couple years ago.
If not for injuries, it looked like he was turning into a very very solid player.
Fitzy is not going to be very happy
