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Lewis, B. (2026, September 27). Nets 2026-27 training camp breakdown: Roster battles, newcomers and storylines to watch. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/26/sports/nets-2026-27-training-camp-breakdown-roster-battles-newcomers-and-storylines-to-watch/
Lewis, Brian. “Nets 2026-27 training camp breakdown: Roster battles, newcomers and storylines to watch.” New York Post, 27 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/26/sports/nets-2026-27-training-camp-breakdown-roster-battles-newcomers-and-storylines-to-watch/.
Lewis, Brian. “Nets 2026-27 training camp breakdown: Roster battles, newcomers and storylines to watch.” New York Post, September 27, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/26/sports/nets-2026-27-training-camp-breakdown-roster-battles-newcomers-and-storylines-to-watch/.
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The New York Post's Brian Lewis outlines key storylines for the Brooklyn Nets entering their 2026-27 training camp. Among the top battles will be at forward between Noah Clowney, Josh Minott, Danny Wolf, and Joshua Jefferson, as veteran Mo Wagner competes with Keon Ellis for a backup role. A major question is whether the Nets will extend Michael Porter Jr., who has an expiring $40.8 million deal, or consider trading him by next summer. Coach Jordi Fernández faces the challenge of integrating offensive playmakers like Porter and Julius Randle to improve last season's league-worst Offensive Rating. The most intriguing rookie is Mikel Brown Jr., drafted as Brooklyn’s highest pick in 16 years, known for his passing skills, deep shooting range, and aggressive driving.