Cam Thomas is returning to the Brooklyn Nets on a one-year, $6 million qualifying offer after failing to secure a long-term deal, granting him a no-trade clause and setting him up for unrestricted free agency next season. Despite averaging 24 points in a limited 25 games last season due to injuries, he declined more lucrative offers from the Nets, becoming one of the first restricted free agents to make a decision this offseason.
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Cam Thomas reportedly signs qualifying offer to return to Nets after both sides couldn't reach long-term deal
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