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.

Mikal Bridges: an elite, two-way lineup stabilizer w/ experience playing multiple roles.

Dorian Finney-Smith is a hybrid forward who plugs in holes wherever necessary.

The #1 overall pick in 2016, Ben Simmons is wired w/ an uncommon combination of elite physical tools & a natural feel for the game.

Dennis Schröder is quick, smart and heady – shot creator w/ a knack for getting in the lane and using bursts of speed to cause nightmares for defenders.

Trendon Watford: very talented, undrafted prospect - former 5-star HS prospect & McDonald’s All-American; future difference-maker for Coach Vaughn.

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

Lonnie Walker IV: an explosive, 6’4 wing from the U - puts athleticism to practice.

Keita Bates-Diop’s a bit overlooked, has found his way as a notable threat on the perimeter.

The 9th overall pick in 2017, Dennis Smith Jr. is an amazing athlete, even by lofty league standards.