The Nets are considering keeping Benny Griffin or will be cut by the Nets

According to the relevant regulations of the NBA, if a player's contract cannot be converted to a guarantee contract today, then the parent team needs to resign. In the current Nets, DeAndre Bembry's contract is an unsecured contract, and the Nets need to consider whether to keep Bemburi.

Today's report from the Nets' reporters said the team has considered converting DeAndre Bembry's contract to full protection. After being cut by the Raptors this summer, Bemburi signed a one-year salary with the Nets, but only some of it was guaranteed. If the Nets cut it, it would save a lot of money, but considering Bemburi's excellent performance, the best decision was to let him stay in the team.

The 27-year-old Bemburi, who is 1.98 meters tall and plays as a forward on the court, was selected by the Hawks with the 21st pick in the first round of the 2016 draft, and joined the Raptors after the end of his rookie contract, but has not been given much opportunity to perform. This season, Bemburi averaged 20 minutes per game and could get a statistic of 6.2 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1 steal.

On the offensive end, although Bemburi has rough offensive means, he has excellent shooting ability, shooting 46.2% from three-point range this season, which is one of the key scoring points on the bench. In addition, on the offensive end, Bemburi is not afraid of physical confrontation, can defend from the No. 1 position to the No. 4 position, and often delivers wonderful blocks and steals.

In addition, according to the Nets reporter's report, the team management is weighing all the players, Griffin, Carter and Thomas are the first players they give up, if these three people can be packaged together, then it will save the team tens of millions of dollars.