Amid a stronger start than most people anticipated, the Brooklyn Nets are not looking to find ways to contend this season as they plan their strategy

According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, the Nets are making "just about everyone" available for trade, but are not simply "giving anyone away" to make a trade. They are adamant about not taking back any "long-term money."

The Brooklyn Nets are in an interesting spot, sitting eighth in the Eastern Conference. Despite ongoing rumors of the Nets making everyone on their roster available for a trade, there’s a caveat involved.

The Brooklyn Nets announced on Saturday that Dennis Schroder (personal reasons) is available for Sunday's game against the Orlando Magic.

Dennis Schröder wants to stay in Brooklyn. He’s made that clear with his comments earlier this season. Dennis Schroder on his role with the Nets: "I want to be in Brooklyn long-term. Hopefully that works out.