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Andrew Schlecht is joined by Erik Slater, from the Locked On Nets podcast, to preview the Brooklyn Nets season, which young players to watch, and their future.
Host: Andrew Schlecht
With: Erik Slater
Producer: Andrew Schlecht
Audio/Video: Alex Oliver
00:00 - Athletic Live
00:21 - NBA Daily Intro
01:10 - What are Brooklyn Nets fans looking forward to this season?
02:21 - What did Egor Dëmin’s rookie season actually look like - and was it a surprise?
05:03 - What was it like falling three spots in the lottery - but getting Mikel Brown Jr?
07:47 - What can Nets fans realistically expect from Mikel Brown Jr. in his rookie year?
09:18 - What is the floor and ceiling for the Brooklyn Nets this season?
13:00 - Ranking the other four picks from the Nets’ previous draft class
16:51 - What does Julius Randle bring to a Brooklyn Nets rebuild?
19:09 - Will Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle both be on the team past the trade deadline?
20:41 - Who is the third most important long-term Brooklyn Net?
22:17 - One hot take prediction for the Brooklyn Nets this season
Full Episodes Playlist: youtube.com/playlist
Shorts Playlist: youtube.com/playlist
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