To help get Brooklyn Nets fans through the near-competed All-Star Break, our own ProfessorB ran the numbers on Brooklyn’s young core, to the extent that it exists. It’s not very young, and well, judging by the analytics as well as Brooklyn’s 52-84 record over the last year-and-a-half, probably not a core either.
Still, what we got is what we have.
So before Brooklyn resumes play on Thursday evening against the Cleveland Cavaliers, I’m analyzing what the young Nets have put on tape in the first half of 2024-25, seeing how General Manager Sean Marks’ stated preseason goal of finding “the next Nets” is going.