Nets' Ben Scherff and Dani Wolf Ranked Low in Projected Rotation

As the Brooklyn Nets prepare to open their 2026-27 NBA training camp, local media is analyzing the team's projected player rotation under new coach Jordi Fernandez. According to Eric Slater of Clutchpoints, Israeli guard Ben Scherff is expected to be the third-string point guard, behind Michael Brown Jr. and Nolan Traore. Scherff's offensive struggles last season, including a 39.6% field goal percentage and 21.1% three-point percentage, are highlighted as reasons for his lower ranking.

Forward Dani Wolf is projected as the third-string small forward, behind Michael Porter Jr. and Josh Minott. Despite playing significant minutes as a rookie, Wolf also faced offensive challenges, posting the league's lowest field goal percentage among players over 2.06 meters who played at least 1,000 minutes. However, his size, dribbling, and playmaking abilities are noted as intriguing potential assets.

Minott's recent two-year, $9.5 million contract extension suggests his significant role in the team's rotation. The article also lists the projected depth chart for other positions, including guards Yegor Demyan, Keon Ellis, Terrence Mann, and Drake Powell; forwards Julius Randle, Noah Clowney, Joshua Jefferson, and Tyler Bilodeau; and centers Day'Ron Sharpe, Mo Wagner, Cheyenn Johnson, and Grant Nelson.