While the Toronto Raptors made some tough roster decisions this offseason, their Atlantic rivals in the Brooklyn Nets were doing the exact same. While Reggie Perry was picked late in the second round of the 2020 NBA Draft, Brooklyn already decided that he wasn’t a fit and cut him loose.
Perry was a double-double machine with an improving jump shot at Mississippi State, but he was thrown into the deep end of the pool in the NBA. Brooklyn’s lack of frontcourt depth forced him to get some minutes early in the year, and called the results mixed is a generous way to put it.