Ben Sharf Scores 8 in Brooklyn Nets' Preseason Win Over Charlotte Hornets
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli guard Ben Sharf scored eight points in the Brooklyn Nets' 124-90 preseason win over the Charlotte Hornets. Sharf played 15 minutes, adding two assists and two rebounds, while Danny Wolf contributed nine points. The Nets secured a dominant victory after a close first half, with Michael Porter Jr. leading the team in scoring with 16 points. The game was the first exhibition match for both teams.
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- Ben Sharf scored eight points in the Brooklyn Nets' 124-90 preseason win over the Charlotte Hornets.
- Danny Wolf added nine points, five assists, and three rebounds for the Nets.
- Michael Porter Jr. led the Nets with 16 points, followed by Randle with 13.
- The Nets secured a decisive victory after leading 56-52 at halftime.
- Both teams were missing key players due to injuries and other reasons.
Israeli guard Ben Sharf scored eight points in the Brooklyn Nets' 124-90 preseason victory against the Charlotte Hornets in their first exhibition game. Sharf, playing 15 minutes, also contributed two assists and two rebounds. Teammate Danny Wolf added nine points, five assists, and three rebounds in the same amount of playing time.
and Joshua Jefferson due to injuries. The starting lineup included Ognjen Jaramaz, Keon Ellis, Michael Porter Jr., Julius Randle, and Day'ron Sharpe. The Hornets, meanwhile, were significantly short-handed, missing Kobi Simmons, Kobe White, and Brandon Miller.
Brooklyn led 56-52 at halftime but pulled away decisively in the second half. The Nets shot 16 three-pointers on 29 attempts through three quarters, recorded 12 steals, and scored 25 fast-break points. Porter Jr. led the Nets with 16 points, Randle added 13, and Nolan Traore chipped in 10 points off the bench.
Sharf's performance, which placed him ahead of Traore in the rotation, included a three-pointer after evading a screen. He received praise for several positive plays, with U.S. media noting his offensive confidence despite some less successful moments. For the Hornets, Liam McNeely scored 14 points and Naz Reid added 13.
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