Nets closing in on adding Chinese sharpshooter Yongxi Cui in intriguing move
NY Post
Nets owner Joe Tsai has said in the past that he’d love to have a Chinese player on the roster in Brooklyn.
He might be getting his wish.
Multiple reports out of China — and now stateside — have the Nets on the brink of adding Yongxi “Jacky” Cui on a two-way contract.
The Nets and Orlando have the most two-way spots available, with both having two while every other team has either one or none. And Cui would be an intriguing flier.
NetsDaily reported that Brooklyn is close to inking Cui to a two-year deal.
And the 21-year-old — viewed as the top young prospect in China — would continue the Nets’ recent youth movement.
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