Nets' point guard Devin Harris is keeping his eyes on the trade rumors involving the team this summer, according to The New York Post.

"You never know. Obviously, I've been a big part of rumors, as well, so you never know what's going to happen until it actually happens," Harris said Thursday.

The team has been linked to the Nuggets in a rumored deal that would bring Carmelo Anthony and Marcus Camby to town for an undisclosed package.

"I heard some rumors. I'm curious. You've got to figure we're going to do something, whether it's a big monster deal or changing some of our role players," Harris said. "I think it's more retooling, but it is the NBA, things happen every summer."

A league executive said Thursday that Andrea Bargnani of the Toronto Raptors has never been discussed in any conversations with the Nets.

There was a report on Tuesday that said the two sides had discussed a trade.

The Denver Nuggets are downplaying numerous rumors that the team is discussing a trade with the New Jersey Nets that would send Carmelo Anthony to the Eastern Conference, according to The Rocky Mountain News.

A Denver executive dismissed the rumors, which seemed to take a hit when the Nets didn't get lucky during Tuesday night's NBA Draft Lottery.

New Jersey President Rod Thorn told several media outlets on Tuesday night that the team will more than likely elect to use the tenth pick next month.

Richard Jefferson still maintains that he wants his future to lie in with the Nets despite his name consistently appearing in trade rumors, the New York Daily News is reporting.

The latest rumors have the Nets coveting Carmelo Anthony from Denver, Andrea Bargnani from Toronto, and Boris Diaw and Leandro Barbosa from Phoenix.

"I don't think so," said his agent Todd Eley when asked if Jefferson had changed his mind about wanting to leave New Jersey. "I think that he really loves playing there, loves being a Net, and would like to stay with the Nets. I think that's his preference."

The New Jersey Nets appear to be active on the rumor mill, with GM Ron Thorn believed to be in discussions with many teams, the Newark Star-Ledger is reporting.

According to columnist Dave D'Alessandro, the Nets have made some cursory inquiries with Phoenix (about Boris Diaw and Leandro Barboso), more substantive discussions with Toronto (about Andrea Bargnani), and there has been some dialogue with Denver about Carmelo Anthony.

The Nets have made some cursory inquiries with Phoenix about Boris Diaw and Leandro Barbosa, more substantive discussions with Toronto about Andrea Bargnani, and there has been some dialogue with Denver about Carmelo Anthony.

Athough one Nets' official claims that "other conversations have a much better chance of fruition" than the Anthony discussions.

The New Jersey Nets will be represented by rap artist Jay-Z at today's NBA Lottery, according to a report on MTV.com.

"This is very exciting and I hope my nickname ?Lucky Lefty? holds up," he said.

The Nets are crossing their fingers for a miracle during Tuesday's NBA Draft Lottery in hopes that a high pick could yield them Carmelo Anthony, according to The Record (New Jersey).

Multiple league sources have said that the Nuggets and Nets are discussing a blockbuster trade that would send Anthony and Marcus Camby to New Jersey in exchange for a package that includes Richard Jefferson, Marcus Williams, Keith Van Horn's contract and New Jersey's lottery pick.

The Nets have a 1.1 percent chance of landing the top overall pick, and just a 4 percent shot at falling in the top three.

"You're always looking to do something to make some sense," Nets president Rod Thorn said. "If something presented itself that we felt could really help us,. then we might look to move either or both of our picks. But right now it appears to me we'll stay with at least the 10th pick and probably the 21st also."

Rumors of a trade between the Nets and Nuggets involving All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony are not as likely as reports indicated earlier this week, according to The Rocky Mountain News.

Ties between New Jersey general manager Kiki Vandeweghe and Denver seemed to spark the rumors, but trading for Anthony doesn't seem to be a very good option for the Nets.

Not only does Carmelo have has fair share of off-court issues, and it would probably take quite a bit to acquire him.

The Nets have had exploratory conversations with Denver about Carmelo Anthony and Marcus Camby, league sources said.

Kiki Vandeweghe traded with the Knicks for Camby and drafted Anthony while he was in Denver.