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Brooklyn Faces Draft Crossroads That Could Affect Ben Saraf
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100% centerFirst reported by N12 · 2 days ago
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What happened
Brooklyn holds the No. 6 pick in the NBA draft and is expected to target a point guard, a move that could affect Ben Saraf’s role. The Nets are also considering trades and may have a shot at Spanish center Adai Mara if they pass on a guard.
- 01Brooklyn picks sixth after finishing with the NBA’s third-worst record.
- 02Michael Brown Jr. is the leading candidate, and he has already met the Nets three times.
- 03A guard selection could squeeze Ben Saraf, though his size and defense help his case.
- 04Brooklyn is also monitoring trades and could chase center Adai Mara.
- 05Denny Wolf’s role is also in flux after the Julius Randle trade and other roster moves.
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OrganizationsBrooklyn Nets, NBA, Louisville, Illinois, Arkansas, Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Clippers, CAA
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