The Brooklyn Nets did not perform well last season, coupled with the fact that Durant and Irving want to leave the team this summer's offseason, although Durant and Irving promised to stay in the team to play, but many NBA expert reporters and fans are not very optimistic about the Nets' prospects for the championship. The league now generally believes that the Warriors, Clippers, Bucks and Celtics, the four strongest teams are the most likely teams to win next season. Indeed, the lineup and strength of these four strong teams are in the single gear, and the Warriors and Bucks have won the championship. However, the Nets also have a Big Three lineup of Durant + Irving + Simmons, and durant and Irving may be stronger if they talk about offensive capabilities alone. Last season, only four players in the league made 2 single-game 50+: the Nets had 2 men (Durant and Irving each 50+), and the other 2 were James and Tatum.
The Nets officially announced that the team pressed the whistle to complete two signings. In the first round, the Nets signed a contract with Warriors championship player Chiosa. Chiosa played for the Warriors last season, playing in 34 games and averaging 2.1 points, 1.1 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game, making him a marginal rotational bench. Chiosa has also played 40 games with the Nets, averaging 5.1 points and 3.1 rebounds per game. In the second signing, the Nets signed a two-way contract with David Duke. Duke originally wanted to get an NBA standard contract, but the free market did not have a team to give him, and Duke had to choose a two-way contract of $502,000 a year to stay with the Nets.
Last season, David Duke was also a marginal substitute for the Nets, and he was given fewer playing hours and opportunities. Duke averaged 1.7 points and 3.0 rebounds per game at the Nets last season, but never played in the playoffs. The new season training camp is about to start, and the Nets finally signed Chiosa and Duke, because the training camp roster can reach 20 people, which allows major teams to sign more young players to come back and try the effect, see if they can win the lottery, and meet good young players. The Nets' current lineup, there are a lot of young players, there are fewer veterans, Durant, Irving, Simmons and Cescuri these players should be regarded as players of the year.
The Nets' current roster list: Durant, Irving, Simmons, Joe Harris, Cescuri, Mills, Clarkston, Thomas, Sharp, Edwards, O'Neal, TJ Warren, Big Morris, Sumner, Yuta Watanabe, Duke, Chiosa, Williams. This summer, the Nets dug back six new signings to help Durant and Irving rush to the championship. The Nets now have a total of 18 players in the lineup, the first 14 are standard contracts, and the next 4 are two-way contracts or training camp short contracts. The official regular season roster is a total of 15 people, and the next four young people should try to fight for a place in the team, which should depend on the effect of the training camp and how well the preseason is played.
U.S. media NBA experts believe that the New Signings recruited by the Nets this summer are very good players, such as TJ Warren is very strong, Big Morris and O'Neal are 3D Tough Players, defense and three points are quite good, Sumner, Yuta Watanabe and Chiosa have substitute rotation strength. TJ Warren was strong before: averaging 19.8 points + 4.2 rebounds + 1.5 assists + 1.2 steals per game, shooting 40.3% from three-point range. If Warren can be reborn in the Nets and play the peak of strength, then the Nets' new season roster will be greatly enhanced. Warren was a good 3D striker before, how will he work with Durant Irving? Very much looking forward to it.
The new season of the Nets' Big Three lineup has the opportunity to rush to the championship, Kevin Durant is also the league's strongest superstar, and Irving is a contract year, he must play hard next season, play well, and there will be a big contract next year, which will force the strongest Irving. Simmons also wants to prove himself again, the Nets' current lineup is very offensive, there is no lack of Simmons's mid-range shooting ability, the Nets most need Simmons to play his defensive and organizational skills, these two points are the nets backcourt most needed things. Durant, Irving and Simmons have not yet played together, and Nets fans still have expectations for this group of big three in the new season.