Brooklyn Nets Waive Forward Tosan Evbuomwan Ahead 2025-26 Season

The Brooklyn Nets have waived forward Tosan Evbuomwan ahead of the 2025-26 NBA season as part of their efforts to manage a looming roster crunch before training camp. Evbuomwan, who played 28 games last season averaging 9.5 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 2.0 assists, was on a non-guaranteed two-way contract and spent significant time in the G League. With his release, the Nets now have two two-way contract slots available, potentially opening opportunities for players like Grant Nelson who participated in the Summer League. The roster currently includes 21 players, with restricted free agent Cam Thomas still unsigned, and the team has additional cap space to make further moves. Brooklyn is also considering reconfigurations of their two-way deals and non-guaranteed contracts as they finalize their squad for the upcoming season. The waiver signals the Nets' strategic approach to balancing their roster ahead of the September training camp.