Let's dig into the rest of the Brooklyn Nets, a bunch of their first round rookies.

How did the season pan out? Are any of them any good? Michael Bolton.

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Head to Fangiole.com to get started. Okay, we got started on the Brooklyn Nets yesterday. So what we're going to do is continue on with the Brooklyn Nets, doing a bit of team-based stuff, and then some of those rookies that we didn't talk about really at all yesterday. So we'll get into talking about the team, what the team looked like, the leaders, all that sort of stuff, and how the season played out. Obviously, it was bad. We predicted that it was going to be bad. They didn't trade to get their draft pick back so that that would be good. Joe Sy didn't come out and say, yeah, we probably won too many games the year before for them to try and win games. It was obvious. It was written. It was foretold.

You couldn't hope for more transparency. This is not.

Austin E. Aange coming out and saying, no, we're actually not going to be like, you know,

manipulating the minutes and then clearly manipulated the minutes.

He's was obviously a lie at the time.

It was, I don't know why it was obvious. It was obvious. Joe Sy saying, yeah, like, no, we screwed up. We won too many games. We need to lose games this season. Basically, to paraphrase, that was obvious. So they finished 20 and 62. They did what they needed to do. There was a couple of hairy moment towards the end where they started to win a few games because let's be honest, their coach is very good.

He, a bit like Will Hardy, is a little too good for this.

And I think that, I don't think they're quite the same talent position that the Wizards are

having Trey Young and Anthony Davis, but, and I don't love what they did with their first round picks last season, but it can all change, depending on what happens in this draft, and what they do with free agency trades, because they could become good quickly, because Fernandez, is it going to be an elevating coach? Pretty sure about that. Their net rating was negative 10.5, 29th best in the league, terrible, clearly.

They have the third best lottery odds, meaning they've got equal odds for the number one pick,

equal odds for a top four pick, but their floor means they can drop down to number seven.

They also have a high second rounder, one of the only teams that seems to not have traded the second rounders,

pick 33, and they've also got pick 43. So it's three top 45 picks, not as good as last season,

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