The Brooklyn Nets have released guard Cam Thomas, making him a free agent, according to sources. Thomas, who averaged 15.6 points this season, missed time due to a hamstring injury. His time with the Nets seemed strained, especially after an incident where he refused to shoot. Now, Thomas seeks a fresh start with a new team.

Thomas had been playing under a $5.9 million qualifying offer. Last season, he showcased his scoring ability, averaging 24 points in 25 games. This move allows Thomas to enter unrestricted free agency. He can now pursue opportunities with teams seeking scoring off the bench or a potential starting role, a significant chance for the young player.

This decision marks the end of Thomas's tenure with the Nets. His availability on the free-agent market is likely to attract attention from teams looking to bolster their offense. It remains to be seen where Thomas will land and what role he'll play. Several teams will be monitoring his situation closely.

With the trade deadline past, teams are now focused on securing players to make a playoff push. Thomas's scoring ability could be a valuable asset for a team needing offensive firepower. His next team will be getting a good scorer and playmaker, according to Thomas himself.