In a broad-ranging session with the Nets (changing) beat writers, Billy King said he's personally more focused on Sunday's free agency than Thursday's draft, noting of Deron Williams' decision, "there is certainty coming" and the Nets are prepared for any eventuality. D-Will, he said, will do what's best for him and his family.

As if to add some drama, Williams at one point walked into the press conference. KIng asked if he wanted to swap seats. Williams said no, smiled and left. King said he was invited to Williams’ birthday party, but did not attend.

Of the Draft, King said he doesn't expect to trade into the first round but that could change "at moment's notice". Of the #57 pick, King said they might draft a European to stash him. King said of draft day: "I enjoy it ... It's a fun day," but he refuted David Aldridge's report that the Nets are trying to get a top six pick. "There's no shot." He also said a player under contract could be traded. Not likely to be MarShon Brooks who King said the Nets hope to develop into a sixth man scorer like James Harden or Jason Terry.

King also noted that Williams officially opted out of his contract last week, that the Nets have provided Brook Lopez a qualifying offer but didn't provide details, that he is waiting on Jordan Farmar's decision on his player option and that the Nets do not have an agreement with Mirza Teletovic, as reported by a Spanish website.
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