The Brooklyn Nets would want more in return for trading Cam Johnson than they did in their prior trades, per Brian Windhorst of Tim Bontemps of ESPN.

The Nets lost Cam Johnson to an ankle injury during the final seconds of their win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday.

The Nets managed to hang on to beat the Bucks 113-110 despite losing the second half 56-47 to make things close in the end. Cam Johnson put up 26 points and five rebounds while Cam Thomas dropped 24 points and seven rebounds in his second game back from his left hamstring strain.

Cam Johnson, amid a mid-career breakthrough and expected to be one of the most sought-after players at the trade deadline, had a team-high 26 points, while Cam Thomas added 24 off the bench.

Cam Johnson, the Nets’ most consistent player all season, got hurt on the second-to-last play of their 113-110 win in Milwaukee. The forward turned his ankle and had X-rays Thursday night at

Cam Johnson would be a phenomenal player to add to the Hornets roster. He can shoot and drive, and he plays small forward. That's a position the Hornets could upgrade. He also played some of his college ball at UNC, so he's a bit of a local legend who won a national championship.

The Brooklyn Nets announced prior to Sunday's matchup at the Orlando Magic that Cam Johnson and Cam Thomas are available for the matchup.

While Brooklyn won this game, it seems that the team lost in the end as they suffered two more injuries and also let a game in which they led by as many as 24 points come down to the wire. Either way, here are three Nets takeaways from Thursday's win at Milwaukee:

Cam Johnson, the Nets’ most consistent player all season, got hurt on the second-to-last play of their 113-110 win in Milwaukee. The forward turned his ankle and had X-rays Thursday night at Fiserv Forum.

Johnson is amid a career year, averaging 19.5 points on nearly 50% shooting overall, including a blistering 44% shooting from beyond the arc. In addition to his scoring, his 4.2 r