Here's an updated and revised list of who's representing who on the Nets this season, broken down by agency, according to Hoopshype's agent lists and other sources. It's changed a bit since last season. The NBA's top two agencies, Excel Sports Management and Wasserman Media Group, have six Nets clients between them.

Jeff Schwartz, Excel Sports Management

--Deron Williams, Jerry Stackhouse, Mirza Teletovic, Tyshawn Taylor.

Notes: The Nets have a great relationshiip with Jeff Schwartz who represents four Nets as well as their 2012 second round pick, Ilkan Karaman (through his European partner).. Schwartz also reps the two point guards who preceded D-Will with the Nets, Jason Kidd and Devin Harris along with Paul Pierce, Blake Griffin, Tyson Chandler and Lamar Odom. .

Arn Tellem, Wasserman Media Group.

--Joe Johnson, Brook Lopez

Notes: Bob Myers was Brook and Robin's agent then joined the Warriors' front office. Wasserman and Excel are the two biggest NBA agencies. The agency also represents the Collins twins. Tellem's son, Matt, works in the Nets' front office.

Rob Pelinka, Landmark Sports Agency

--Gerald Wallace

Notes: Pelinka represents four members of Team USA: Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, Andre Iguodala and James Harden. Formerly represented Jordan Farmar.

Dan Fegan, Lagardere

-Kris Humphries

Notes: At one point last season, Dan Fegan had no Nets clients, an oddity for him. Then, he regained Humphries as a client after Hump had dropped him a year or so before for Marc Cornstein. Fegan famously represents Dwight Howard. 'Nuff said. At one point or another in 2009-11, Fegan represented nine Nets: Stephen Graham, Rafer Alston, Yi Jianlian, Courtney Lee, Eduardo Najera, Jarvis Hayes, Quinton Ross, Troy Murphy and Humphries. He also represents Ricky Rubio.

Andy Miller, ASM Sports

--Reggie Evans

Notes: Miller is one of the most respected sports agents in the US. His biggest client is Kevin Garnett. He once worked for the Nets in the their press office.

Seth Cohen, Original Creative Representation

--MarShon Brooks.

Notes: Until recently, Brooks was Cohen's only NBA client. Now, Hollis Thompson of Georgetown has signed with the Thunder. Brooks said he and Cohen just clicked and he credits Cohen with arranging for match-ups against top shooting guard prospects like Klay Thompson and Alec Burks.

Michael Harrison

--Keith Bogans.

Notes: Bogans is Harrison's only NBA client.

Jared Karnes, Allegiant Athletics Agency

--C.J. Watson.

Notes: Watson and Ramon Sessions are Karnes' NBA clients. He also has several European clients. It was Karnes who said Watson had other more lucrative offers, but he like his client thought the Nets were a better fit.

Guy Zucker, Zucker International

--Toko Shengelia.

Notes: Zucker convinced the Nets to let Shengelia play in the Orlando Summer League which led to his signing a two-year deal with the Nets. He has two other NBA clients, Thabo Sefolosha and Marcin Gortat, and a host of Euroleague players.

Marc Cornstein, Pinnacle Hoops.

--Bojan Bogdanovic.

Notes: Cornstein had previously represented Nenad Krstic, Zoran Planinic, Mile Ilic and Boki Nachbar when they played for the Nets. Humphries switched from Dan Fegan to Cornstein around the same time he got engaged to Kim Kardashian, then switched back to Fegan when Kardashian divorced him. Coinidence? Bogdanovic joins a long line of players from the former Yugoslavia who have trusted Cornstein.

Mark Bartelstein, Priority Sports & Entertainment

--Damion James

Notes: In 2010, Bartelstein counted Net players Bobby Simmons, Trenton Hassell and Chris Quinn among his clients. We're leaving him in here just in case James comes back to the Nets.