The New Jersey Nets are having a lousy season, but Kiki Vandeweghe doesn't think that will affect the ability of the team to sign quality free agents this summer. Vandeweghe went through the rebuilding process in Denver and was able to bring in talent.
"Having been through this before, having been down the recruiting process, having had a lot of cap space, having had a really bad rebuilding season, I was never asked once by an agent or a free agent about our record the year before," Vandeweghe told The Star-Ledger Tuesday. "You're judged by not necessarily on your record, if you fast forward to July, you're judged on the assets you have in place and what the free agents are going to come join. Having been through this, we had a 17-win season, we recruited all the best free agents available in that year and never asked once about the record."
