by Sebastian Pruiti

It has been quiet on the free agency front for about a week now and I think that it is safe to say that the Nets are going to hold off signing anymore players this offseason (a trade is another story, but we aren’t talking about that right now).  What that means is we can now look at the four free agents that the Nets brought in and look at what they can do well, and more importantly, how that fits into the Nets’ system.

By DANNY P. SMITH
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Travis Outlaw has a close family that loves the sport of basketball.
That combination is what makes the events of the past week so special for them.

By Ben Couch

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.—Four new faces found their places, bodies shoulder-to-shoulder, jerseys in hand, in front of a backdrop plastered with Nets logos. Travis Outlaw, Johan Petro, Jordan Farmar and Anthony Morrow looked up at the flashbulbs firing away during their first photo opportunity as members of the team.

By FRED KERBER

Suffice it to say Travis Outlaw rarely gets mentioned in the same sentence as LeBron James. This, however, is one of those times.

The Nets, who had hoped to make a free-agent killing and land James, instead will have Outlaw as their starting small forward next season.