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Brooklyn Nets Exercise Options on Israeli Players Ben Scheir and Dani Wolf

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The Brooklyn Nets have exercised their contract options for Israeli players Ben Scheir and Dani Wolf, guaranteeing their contracts for another season. Scheir will earn $3.17 million and Wolf $3.08 million next season, with higher options for 2028-29. The team also picked up options for Yegor Demyanov, Nolan Traore, and Drake Powell. Demyanov is sidelined for at least a week with an injury, potentially opening up minutes for Scheir.

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  • Brooklyn Nets exercised contract options on Israeli players Ben Scheir and Dani Wolf.
  • Ben Scheir will earn $3.17 million and Dani Wolf $3.08 million next season.
  • The Nets hold significantly higher options for both players in the 2028-29 season.
  • Starting point guard Yegor Demyanov is out for at least a week with a bone contusion.
  • Scheir, who has played minimal minutes, may see increased playing time due to Demyanov's injury.

The Brooklyn Nets have exercised their contract options for a third year on Israeli players Ben Scheir and Dani Wolf, ensuring their contracts are guaranteed for the upcoming season. The team also exercised options on Yegor Demyanov, Nolan Traore, and Drake Powell. Scheir is set to earn $3.17 million next season, while Wolf will make $3.08 million, amounts that are guaranteed even if they are waived. The Nets hold a further, significantly higher option for the 2028-29 season, valued at $5.7 million for Scheir and $5.59 million for Wolf.

In related news, the Nets announced that starting point guard Yegor Demyanov suffered a bone contusion during a game against Boston and will miss at least a week. This injury could lead to increased playing time for Scheir, who has only seen four minutes of action this season, primarily in garbage time. The team's current point guards are Micah Brown Jr. and Nolan Traore, with shooting guard Keon Ellis also capable of bringing the ball up.

The Nets are scheduled to play Detroit, Indiana, and New York in the coming week, followed by a game against Charlotte. Scheir had been practicing with the Nets' G League affiliate prior to these developments.

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