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Adrian Wojnarowski: As teams finalize framework of Joe Johnson deal contingent on DWill commitment, Nets won't be sending future 1st to Atlanta, source tells Y! Twitter

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Colin Stephenson: Hearing the Nets-Joe Johnson deal is "pretty much done.'' Twitter

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David Aldridge: Breaking: Nets "very close" to acquiring Joe Johnson from Hawks for Farmar, Petro, Morrow, Williams, Stevenson and protected pick (Houston). Twitter

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David Aldridge: Source indicated earlier that the Nets would proceed with JJ deal whether or not they get commitment from Deron Williams to stay w/Brooklyn. Twitter

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David Aldridge: Current construction of deal would also keep MarShon Brooks, Gerald Green in Brooklyn. Nets want to keep both. Twitter

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Adrian Wojnarowski: Nets would send Jordan Williams, Petro, Farmar, Morrow and a sign-and-trade of Stevenson for Joe Johnson, sources tell Y! Twitter

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The most recent proposal, sources said Sunday night, would call for the Nets to send the expiring contracts of Jordan Farmar, Johan Petro, Anthony Morrow and Jordan Williams along with the signed-and-traded DeShawn Stevenson and a future first-round pick to Atlanta in exchange for Johnson. ESPN.com

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The most recent proposal, sources said, would call for the Nets to send the expiring contracts of Jordan Farmar, Johan Petro, Anthony Morrow and Jordan Williams to the Hawks in exchange for Johnson. ESPN.com

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Conor Orr: Jordan Farmar is opting into the final year of his contract. Twitter

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Jordan Farmar intends to opt out of his contract by Saturday night, according to a close associate. New York Times

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Even with Taylor, the Nets will have just six players on the roster for next season. That total will soon drop to five. Jordan Farmar intends to opt out of his contract by Saturday night, according to a close associate. The Nets’ top priority is to re-sign Deron Williams, their star point guard, who will become a free agent at 12:01 a.m. Sunday. New York Times

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Stefan Bondy: Times writer Howard Beck is reporting that Jordan Farmar plans to opt out of his contract by Saturday, which is something I’ve also heard despite the point guard telling me he has yet to make up his mind. One factor is stability – Farmar can now get a multi-year deal. Another factor, as I reported last month https://twitter.com/NY... is Farmar wasn’t happy with his undefined role with the Nets, and felt jerked around by Avery Johnson. By Farmar not opting in, the Nets will have an additional $4.25 million in cap space, which makes Jason Kidd a possibility. Also, the Nets drafted point guard Tyshawn Taylor last night. Sulia

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Stefan Bondy: Jordan Farmar maintains he hasn't made a decision on his contract: "Not yet. Got a lot to think about. I got to decide soon though." Twitter

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Tim Bontemps: King says he hasn't heard one way or the other on Jordan Farmar's player option for next season. Twitter

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Jordan Farmar rules out a return to Maccabi Tel-Aviv next season Sport5

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Stefan Bondy: Jordan Farmar says he still hasn't made a decision on his one-year player option Twitter

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Jordan Farmar – who has to decide whether to pick up his player option for next season – said that Jersey City will be a prime location for players, what with the luxury high rises and condos overlooking the NYC skyline. He also said that living in the City carries prohibitive costs, so most players will stay west of the Hudson. Deron Williams – who is staying in a townhouse in SoHo – is the only Nets player living in New York. “It is what it is,” Farmar said. “You just kind of have to adjust to it and figure it out. But if you live in Jersey City you can get to the game in 20 minutes, you can get to practice in 20 minutes.” New York Daily News

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Nets PR Dept.: Shelden Williams (eye injury), probable for tomorrow vs. Washington. Jordan Farmar (sore right groin) is out for remainder of season. Twitter

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After meeting with specialists, Farmar said he’s expecting to sit out for at least the next two-to-three weeks. With only a month remaining in the season, that leaves his chances of playing again for the Nets this season in serious jeopardy. “I’m not sure how it’s gonna work out,” Farmar said. “When I’m 100 percent, I’ll play. If it’s this season, then I’ll be out there. If not, it’d be unfortunate, but I’d have to look forward.” If Farmar doesn’t play again this season, he could have played his last game in a Nets uniform. He has a player option for next season. New York Post

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Jordan Farmar will likely play with Israeli NT in Eurobasket 2013 in Slovenia. The Nets guard almost reached an agreement with Israeli Basketball Federation to wear the NT jersey from Eurobasket 2013 in Slovenia. Sportando

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