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Israeli Guard Ben Sarf Struggles to Make Impact in Brooklyn Nets Summer League
Israeli guard Ben Sarf struggled in the NBA Summer League, failing to establish himself as a key player for the Brooklyn Nets. Critics pointed to his weak three-point threat and low rebounding, while the Nets favored other young guards.
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What happened
- 01Ben Sarf struggled to be a significant three-point threat and to drive to the basket in NBA Summer League.
- 02He averaged 10 points, 2.5 rebounds, 3.3 assists, and 1.2 steals over six games.
- 03Sarf shot 38.9% from three-point range but took many difficult shots under pressure.
- 04His 5.7% rebound rate was low for a 1.98-meter guard.
- 05Brooklyn Nets favored other young guards like Aghur Damin and Michael Brown Jr.
- 06Critics suggest the Nets missed opportunities with their 2025 first-round draft picks.
Sarf's future role with the team remains uncertain as he enters his second NBA season.
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