Cameron Johnson: The first time I was traded, my family knew it before me. It was already 1:30 in the morning

Cameron Johnson recently talked about his story of being traded on a podcast show.

Cameron Johnson: "I've actually been trading rumors around me for a long time, so my phone has been on. Every time my agent calls me, I will say that this has been the case for the year. The draft comes and goes, and you know that the draft often happens with something. After the draft I heard someone say that there were a few teams interested in me, but I didn't receive any news that night. In the morning, I just finished my training and started my day's work, and I heard that he was talking about the tone of the business. He said that there was something going on in Denver and there would be a result soon. Then he got a call from Sean (Nets General Manager Sean Max). After a minute, he called again and told me that the deal to Denver had been settled. Things were going very fast, and the news was reported after about 15 minutes, and life continued . ”

"When I was traded from the Suns to the Nets, my younger brother called me first, then my dad, and then my girlfriend called me in surprise. But I was very confused because I didn't go to Twitter, so I didn't know the news. Until they called and said I was traded, I was still thinking about whether you were joking? It was 1:30 in the morning. Although I was prepared in my heart, fortunately I was mentally prepared, but this did not mean that I could keep me alone in the dark."

"I didn't have missed calls from management before. After learning about the transaction through other channels, I received a call from the general manager after about 15-20 minutes. My younger brother was the first to call me to confirm whether I was traded. I was still confused at the time. I still had a game the next day, and it was 1:30 in the morning, and I was still preparing to play the game."