The polarizing perceptions at the heart of the divide between Cam Thomas and the Nets
NY Post
Cam Thomas is one of the more divisive players in the NBA.
He has a legion of loud fans huffing his fumes and praising his scoring.
He also has a number of league front offices less sold on the young Nets guard.
A restricted free agent with no team other than his own in position to pay him anywhere near what he’s believed to want, Thomas’ contractual saga could drag on for a while this summer. And theoretically maybe even into the fall.
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