There's an elephant in the room and it seems to have been spotted: The
 
Net's "big three" that opened up the first Brooklyn franchise since 1957, composed of
,
 
 
and
 
, may play their last game together Tuesday in Memphis.


The three have played in just one postseason together, resulting in a premature first-round exit from the
 
. The next season, Brook Lopez broke his foot in December and missed the rest of the way, leaving Williams & Johnson by themselves.


Now, two and a half seasons later, the Nets are 21-30 and have nine days off - playing their first game of the ‘second half of the htason one day after the February 19
th
 
trade deadline. With Brooklyn failing to meet lofty expectations for a third straight year, Billy King has reportedly made the three available on plenty of occasions.


We begin with Deron Williams, the former face of the franchise and star-studded diva who played hard-to-get prior to the inaugural season in Brooklyn. The Nets gave Williams a max-deal and had a tacit agreement that he was indeed the face of the Brooklyn Nets. But things haven't gone the way the Nets had hoped for.