Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks recently shared his thoughts on the NBA's exploration of expanding to 32 teams, potentially including franchises in Las Vegas, Seattle, and even Europe. During a podcast discussion with Ric Bucher and former NBA player Bostjan Nachbar, Marks expressed that he does not have concerns about the expansion, viewing it as a significant opportunity for basketball. He highlighted the need for the league to focus on the development of young players, stating, 'The talent will rise, right? We'll find the talent.' The NBA Board of Governors voted on March 25 to approve the exploration of new franchises in Seattle and Las Vegas, although the official release did not confirm expansion into Europe. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver mentioned that the league will collaborate with FIBA to explore potential European expansion. The last time the NBA expanded was in 2004, when the Charlotte Bobcats were added after the relocation of the Charlotte Hornets to New Orleans. As the league considers these ambitious plans, Marks remains focused on the Nets' rebuilding efforts while optimistic about the future of the NBA.