The Brooklyn Nets rank as the 12th-best front office in the NBA, according to CBS Sports, which evaluated factors such as management, coaching, and draft success. Classified in the 'Smart but unlucky' tier, the Nets’ fortunes have been particularly impacted by the Kevin Durant era, where injuries and external factors prevented championship success. General manager Sean Marks has been credited for building the team but will face a pivotal summer with the upcoming NBA Draft, where Brooklyn holds a significant number of picks.

Under Marks, the Nets have consistently found role players in late rounds, with notable picks including Caris LeVert and Nic Claxton. The recent hiring of head coach Jordi Fernández has added a spark to the team, which has exceeded initial expectations despite a challenging season. With 31 draft picks over the next seven years, including four first-rounders this summer, the Nets are poised for a strategic rebuild.