(Statistics from 2015-16 season)
Biggest acquisition - Lin.
He won't single-handedly dig the Nets out of the NBA's deepest depths in what will surely be yet another lottery-bound season, but Lin brings a massive fan base that sets Brooklyn up for Linsanity 2.0.
Biggest departure -
The 28-year-old power forward led the Nets in rebounding (9.0) and was second in scoring (15.1) and field goal percentage (51.4%) last season. But for a team in the midst of a full rebuild, the Nets' draft day decision to send Young to the
X factor - Hollis-Jefferson.
One of the lone bright spots for this Nets squad, Hollis-Jefferson — the 23rd pick from the 2015 draft — figures to play a primary role in Brooklyn's rebuilding process. The 6-foot-7 swingman had an impressive start to his rookie campaign (5.8 points and 5.3 rebounds in 21.2 minutes) before missing the majority of the season with a fractured ankle. Back to full heath, expect him to take a big step forward this season.