As a veteran coming off a career year — but mired on a rebuilding team — he knows the business enough to figure he’ll come up in trade talks. 

The rebuilding Nets have spent years — none more painful than this one — accruing assets. What would it take for the front office to cash them in this summer? 

After a year that saw them pull out wins when their fans rooted for them to tank, the Nets lost when a victory would’ve actually helped them in the draft.

In front of team owner Joe Tsai, the Nets finished with the league’s sixth-worst record (26-56) — and thus the sixth-best odds in the lottery that will be the foundation of their rebuild.

Brooklyn’s season mercifully ends on Sunday.

With the NBA regular season ending Sunday, The Post’s NBA writers pick their award winners.

This tanking campaign is mercifully almost over, with just the finale Sunday against the Knicks.

This isn’t Year One of Brooklyn’s rebuild. It’s Year Zero.

The Nets got ripped apart 133-109 and cut up by Trae Young’s AND1 mixtape before a sellout crowd of 17,926 at Barclays Center.

When GM Sean Marks first arrived, the Nets were all about player development. After the failed Big Three era, they are right back where they started.

The college basketball season ended on Monday. Next month the Nets rebuild starts in earnest, with the lottery — and clarity on just where they’ll be drafting. The Nets have five picks in June’s NBA draft — four first-rounders and their own natural second — and after the Big Dance, mock drafts have been readjusted...

The Nets emptied their bench Tuesday and saw those reserves lead a 119-114 win versus the similarly-tanking Pelicans before 16,407 at Barclays Center.

Ziaire Williams is finally starting to come into his own as a player on the court because he’s beginning to figure out exactly what works for him off it.