According to US media Michael Scott, Nets toughster DeAndre Bemburi received full coverage of this season's contract:
The 27-year-old Bemburi averaged 6.2 points and 3.4 rebounds per game for the Nets, especially during Irving's absence, and Bemburi was an important part of the Nets' lineup. So far this season, Bemburi is playing a career-high 60 percent shooting percentage and 46 percent three-point shooting.
On the other hand, because the Nets return home to meet the Bucks, Kyrie Irving, who has returned but is still not vaccinated, cannot play against the Bucks for the Nets, to be honest, this is still a big problem for the Nets, after all, if it comes to the playoff stage, Irving can't play the home game for the Nets, which means that even if the Nets can play the home advantage record, Irving can't play so that the Nets can't really have home advantage.
So for the Nets, if they want to have better competitiveness, convincing Irving to vaccinate or otherwise reinforce the depth of the lineup is the ideal solution to impact the championship.
Finally, the Nets' outside scorer Joe Harris has also been updated. Joe Harris is likely to make a comeback "in the next few weeks":
Joe Harris is also a very important shooter in the Nets, and before his injury, Joe Harris averaged 11.3 points, 4 rebounds and 46.6 percent three-point shooting per game for the Nets. That said, the Nets backcourt still needs Joe Harris, a shooter who can perform well enough on the outside.