At present, the Nets are still facing Kevin Durant's injury problems, and new signing Ben Simmons has not yet made his debut for the Nets.
According to the US media Alex Schiffer, Nets general manager Sean Max said that Durant or Ben Simmons will not return in the next game against the Celtics or Bucks, but Max has not completely ruled out this possibility:
Durant averaged 29.3 points, 7.4 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game before his injury, and Ben Simmons hasn't played in any game so far this season. For the Nets, staying healthy is certainly an important prerequisite for them to impact the championship.
On the other hand, according to ESPN reporter Adrian Warnaroski, the Bucks have signed the Tough player after the Nets gave up Javin Carter and signed Dragic:
In fact, the Bucks are also a team interested in Dragic, but Jevon Carter is still a good choice, especially in the threat of the three-point line, Carter should still be able to help the Bucks.
Finally, kyrie Owen, who is still "playing part-time", responded on social media to fans who are not optimistic about the Nets' championship strength:
"Looking forward to how our team will perform after the All-Star."
The Nets experienced an 11-game losing streak between late January and mid-February, and luckily they were able to break that before All-Star Weekend. While the Nets have pushed for a deal involving James Harden to return Ben Simmons, it remains to be seen whether they can get out of the woods after the All-Star era.