Yeah, let's talk about the Brooklyn Nets, a team that was very weird, as per usual, but I think,

I think that's going to end. Michael Bolton.

Thanks, Josh. It's Michael Bolton here, and it's time for another episode of the

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Hello and welcome to the Locked On Fantasy Basketball podcast brought to you by Basketball Monster. My name is Josh Lloyd and I do know who Kevin Beecham is. What, sorry? Kenny, Kenny Beachham. I do know who Kenny Beecham is. What we're here to talk about is the Brooklyn Nets. Yes, you might have already switched off. Don't. I think there'll be some good stuff in here. And we're going to talk about their main guys, more of the older veteran side. Then we'll do a second show talking about some of the rookies. Some of the rookies will be included in here as well. You never know which ones are going to be. And we'll just go through some of the information on them and what we can sort of look forward to, I guess, as we move forward with this squad and the

season. One of the guys that was a winner slash loser, although I would say winner overall

for the year was, well, I better run the opening stinger. I made it. I might as well do it.

The Big Fowler himself, Michael Podcast Jr.

Again, I would take this one as a W because a lot of people just thought him and Cam Johnson

completely interchangeable, where I think it is, you would not see one single person that would

suggest that anymore. And it's one of the great illustrators of context. Of Michael Porter

Jr. being behind Nicole Yokich and Jamal Murray put up the same numbers as Cam Johnson

is the number one player in Brooklyn. Therefore, people seem to think they were the same guy.

But context, role, prioritization changes everything.

And that's why Porter put up a season that was as good as it was.

24 and 7 over 3-3s a game.

He was still efficient 46 and 80.

He hit his threes.

He was the 30th ranked player per game.

Dirty-sixth in points leagues.

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