Following July's Mikal Bridges trade, Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson instantly became the subject of countless trade rumors. After Brooklyn seemingly commit

Nets forward Cam Johnson is like the rest of us. He hears the name of Cam Johnson mentioned in NBA trade rumors. But this is the world in which we live — if you’re a good player on a team that isn’t expected to go places,

While the Brooklyn Nets' preseason record may not have completely reflected it, head coach Jordi Fernandez in already having a major impact on his players. In a recent article from Brian Lewis of the New York Post,

As a young player with the Suns, Cam Johnson got a lesson in leadership from players like Jae Crowder and Chris Paul. From Paul, he studied his way of calming things down.

Cameron Johnson isn’t thinking about the future. There is a high possibility the Nets will move him down the road, if the season goes as most experts believe it will. For now, he’s focused on making the most out of this situation.

Cam Johnson had a pretty good preseason, statistically. In 25.5 minutes per game, the 6’8” forward averaged 14.8 points on 42/39/75 shooting splits to go along with 4.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists and almost a block per game.