Nets’ roster locked and loaded
Brooklyn officially announces Anderson signing to fill out 15-man squad
Nets general manager Billy King cited “versatility” and “flexibility” when discussing the virtues of signing swingman Alan Anderson to a reported two-year deal Tuesday.
Those are two characteristics Brooklyn’s roster now has in abundance as the wheeling and dealing of the summer of 2013 appears to have come to an end — at least for the time being.
With the addition of Anderson, a four-year NBA veteran with career averages of 8.6 points and 2.1 rebounds in 135 games, the Nets now have a player who can capably spell both six-time All-Star shooting guard Joe Johnson and newly arrived small forward Paul Pierce during the 82-game grind of an NBA season.