Delay Baro previews the 2025 NBA Draft.

A former “Undisputed X-Factor,” Nic Claxton’s developed into Brooklyn’s #1 frontcourt player.

If you haven’t checked out Paul George’s podcast (“Podcast P”), you’re doing yourself a disservice.

Cameron Johnson: sniping forward who knows how to play a role.

It’s time to give Brooklyn credit as a possible contender.

It looks like the only thing Yuta Watanabe needed was an opportunity to prove his value as a legitimate NBA talent.

Kyrie Irving’s historic night led the Nets to a much-needed victory.

The 1st 10 All-Stars have been announced!

LeBron James: 18th! straight All-Star start (NBA-record)

Brooklyn’s Cam Thomas is a DOG: super scoring guard who can break for 30-40+ w/ regularity.

Nic Claxton’s a true cornerstone in Brooklyn’s frontcourt.

Cameron Johnson: sniping forward who knows how to play a role.

Noah Clowney: 21st overall pick outta ‘Bama: 6’10 four - opportunity to acclimate at an even pace in Brooklyn.

Michigan’s Kobe Bufkin: lefty scoring prospect is a treat to watch.

Trendon Watford: very talented, undrafted player - former 5-star HS prospect & McDonald’s All-American.

Haywood Highsmith: 6’5 (all-around) forward.

Drafted 10th overall outta Stanford in 2021, Ziaire Williams is evolving his game while playing an instrumental role on a rebuilding team.

Day’Ron Sharpe: 6’10 F/C with a penchant for grabbing boards and scoring on the inside.

Terance Mann is an all-around, two-way playmaker.

A late-bloomer outta USC, De’Anthony Melton makes a mark as a “breakstarter” & utility shutdown guy.