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Michael Porter

BKN Forward #17

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Michael Porter scored 22 points (7-of-14 FGs, 4-of-4 FTs), six rebounds, three assists, a steal and four 3-pointers on Wednesday against the Pelicans.

Porter did a good job getting more of the peripheral stats in this one, especially with the assists. The Nets got their way against the Pelicans in this one and it turned into a blowout very quickly. The Nets next game is against the Grizzlies on Saturday.
Danny Wolf

BKN Forward #2

Danny Wolf scored 10 points (3-of-8 FGs, 3-of-4 FTs), 11 rebounds, 4 assists, a steal, 2 blocks and a three in win over the Pelicans on Wednesday.

Wolf has started the past couple games, and the Nets have been better with him on the court. The Nets have been trying lineups, and he’s been playing well when given the opportunity. He’s worth a stream if he continues to start, and in dynasty leagues, it’s good to see him getting more run with the starters.
Egor Dëmin

BKN Guard #8

Egor Dëmin scored 22 points (5-of-8 FGs, 8-of-10 FTs), a rebound, an assist, a steal, and four 3-pointers win over the Pelicans on Wednesday.

Egor hasn’t had a great season up to this point after having a great summer league, but this is no doubt a good return. You would want more of the peripheral stats, but it’s nice to see good shooting considering he wasn’t shooting very well. This was an absolute blow out, so we’ll see how it looks against better teams.
Egor Dëmin

BKN Guard #8

The Brooklyn Nets will start Egor Dëmin, Michael Porter Jr., Danny Wolf, Julius Randle, and Day’Ron Sharpe against the Pelicans on Wednesday.

Egor Dëmin has returned to the starting lineup with Nolan Traoré heading back to the bench. Nolan will go back to being a streamer and Egor is a streamer at this point given how he’s played.
Nolan Traore

BKN Guard #10

Nolan Traoré (calf) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Pelicans.

Traoré’s sore right calf will keep him out of Wednesday’s game. Egor Dëmin (leg) is available and will likely absorb some of the minutes that would have gone to Traoré, if not all, depending on whether the Nets look to limit Egor’s playing time.
Egor Dëmin

BKN Guard #8

Egor Dëmin (leg) is available to play against the Pelicans on Wednesday.

Following a six-game absence, Dëmin will be back in the mix for Brooklyn. His return will help offset the second straight absence for Mikel Brown Jr. (illness), and with Nolan Traoré (calf) questionable, Dëmin could see a bump in usage.
Mikel Brown

BKN Guard #0

Mikel Brown Jr. (illness) has been ruled out against the Pelicans on Wednesday.

Brown missed Sunday’s game against Dallas with a back injury but wasn’t initially on this injury report. However, an illness will keep him sidelined for a second straight game. Keon Ellis should take on extra minutes off the bench with Brown unavailable.
Nolan Traore

BKN Guard #10

Nolan Traoré (calf) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Pelicans.

Traoré is dealing with a sore right calf and could miss a game for the first time this season. Egor Dëmin is on track to return from a leg injury, so he could be first in line to run the point if Traoré can’t play.
Egor Dëmin

BKN Guard #8

Egor Dëmin (leg) is probable for Wednesday’s game against the Pelicans.

Dëmin is on track to play after missing Brooklyn’s last six games with a right leg injury. With Nolan Traoré (calf) questionable, the Nets may have to rely on Dëmin more as a playmaker if he can play.
Day'Ron Sharpe

BKN Center #20

Day’Ron Sharpe produced six points (2-of-5 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), four rebounds, six assists, two steals and two blocks in Sunday’s loss to the Mavericks.

The good news is that Sharpe provided solid defensive contributions and assists on Sunday. However, the lackluster scoring production continues, with the center failing to crack double figures in points for the seventh time in 10 games. Sharpe’s role as Brooklyn’s starting center makes him challenging to move on from in 12-team leagues. However, he may be a “buy low” candidate for managers willing to overlook the lack of scoring. But don’t look to acquire Sharpe this week, as the Nets only play two games in Week 4.