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• Podcast Locked On Cavs host · Report · Oct 24 around the league

  Danny Wolf had 23 points, nine rebounds and five assists (as stated, '23, nine and five') against Cleveland at Barclays in early March last season, in a game the Nets nearly won.

  “Previewing the Cleveland Cavaliers Home Opener Against the Brooklyn Nets with Erik Slater” at 12:07 · listen ↗

• Podcast The Mismatch host · Report · Oct 23 wording unclear in audio around the league

  Nets young players Ben Saraf and Danny Wolf got DNPs. The Nets' bench used Mo Wagner and Noah Clowney.

  “The Return of Loves and Loathes. Plus: A Historic Thursday Night.” at 52:10 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Nets host · Opinion · Oct 22

  The host thinks Danny Wolf eventually has a case to get into the rotation.

  “LETDOWN: Brooklyn Nets Are OUTWORKED By Charlotte Hornets In Season-Opening LOSS | What Went WRONG?” at 35:07 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Nets · 2 points · Oct 21
  • Five players are competing for the backup forward spots. Clowney and Chaney Johnson have had those minutes from the start, with Danny Wolf, Josh Minott and Joshua Jefferson behind them. at 16:09
  • The host rates Danny Wolf ahead of Clowney as a self-creator, interior scorer and passer, though still below average inside. He says Wolf shot about 32% from three as a rookie, a similar range to Clowney, and has pretty good form. at 16:14

  “PROVE IT: Brooklyn Nets Choose Not To EXTEND Noah Clowney Before Deadline | How Can He Earn New Deal?” · listen ↗

• Podcast Erik Slater, Locked On Nets · Analysis · Oct 20

  Host analysis: the Nets' drafting and acquisitions reflect a preference for big ball handlers. He names Demin, Danny Wolf, Traore, Ben Saraf, Brown and Joshua Jefferson. He says several of them (Traore, Wolf, Saraf, Jefferson) are not good three-point shooters, so the Nets are betting their shooting improves.

  “INTEL: Brooklyn Nets' Mikel Brown Jr. To Come Off Bench While On Minutes Limit | When Will Rookie Start?” at 16:34 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Nets · 4 points · Oct 19
  • Host thinks Chaney Johnson is the Nets' best third-string center option, ahead of Grant Nelson and Danny Wolf. He does not really envision Wolf as a center. at 17:27
  • Josh Minott was just given a contract extension by the Nets. He and former first-round pick Danny Wolf are behind Chaney Johnson and have looked decent in their preseason chances, so the host wonders how long Johnson's leash will be. at 25:55
  • Host thinks Drake Powell and Ben Saraf are probably the first-rounders who would start in the G League, while Danny Wolf has shown enough to stay with the team in Brooklyn. at 27:03
  • Host doesn't think the Nets would get anything of value right now for Wolf, Powell or Ben Saraf on the trade market, so he doesn't see a move. at 28:16

  “Can Brooklyn Nets SURVIVE Season With Current Center Rotation? Will They Bring In Another Big Man?” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Nets · 2 points · Oct 17
  • Host's read of the Nets' vision, seen in the last two drafts: multiple ball handlers with positional size who can create. Named examples are Yegor, Nolan, Danny Wolf, Ben Saraf, Mikel and Joshua Jefferson. He says the Nets are betting on whether the shooting comes along. at 18:52
  • Host says three 2025 first-round picks, Danny Wolf, Drake Powell and Ben Saraf, were not in the full-time first-two-unit rotation during the preseason. at 24:34

  “INSIDER: Have Brooklyn Nets SOLIDIFIED Future Guard Rotation? Egor Demin, Mikel Brown Jr.'s Upside?” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Nets host · Opinion · Oct 16

  The host says he is still not closing the door on Danny Wolf.

  “Bill Simmons BLASTS Brooklyn Nets For Being “STUPID” Franchise | Why His Criticisms Miss the Mark” at 24:31 · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Nets · 6 points · Oct 13
  • Powell played with the second unit early, ahead of Danny Wolf and Josh Minott, but played only 10 minutes. The main rotation was the starters plus Traore, Clowney, Johnson and Wagner off the bench. at 24:28
  • Host predicts that Powell and Ben Saraf, the other first-round picks, won't be in the opening-night rotation. He sees Wolf and Josh Minott as the players really left out. at 24:52
  • Wolf and Josh Minott didn't come in until the very end of the game. Minott was the last player in and played the fewest minutes on the team, 7. at 25:10
  • Host argues the Nets have too many forwards. A Clowney/Johnson/Wagner frontcourt already raises spacing and ball-handling concerns, so the last second-unit spot has to go to Nolan Traore rather than Minott or Wolf. at 25:16
  • Host says Clowney seems to be a lock for the rotation. Chaney Johnson is battling Josh Minott and Wolf for the final forward spot, and right now Johnson seems to have earned it, though the host says we'll see if it sustains. at 26:16
  • Danny Wolf has had efficient drives and nice passes this preseason. In this game he had a nice pick-and-roll bounce pass to Grant Nelson. at 28:41

  “UPGRADES: Brooklyn Nets' Offense DOMINATES Wizards As Julius Randle + Michael Porter Jr. Duo SHINES” · listen ↗

• Podcast Locked On Nets · 3 points · Oct 10
  • Chaney Johnson has been playing with the second unit in the first two preseason games, ahead of Josh Minott, Danny Wolf and Drake Powell. The host calls him the preseason's biggest rotation surprise. at 3:08
  • Assuming a 10- or 11-man rotation, the host has Danny Wolf, Josh Minott, Chaney Johnson and Terance Mann competing for the last one or two spots to start the year. at 23:43
  • The host says Terance Mann was a net positive last season and has a strong case for minutes. He says Danny Wolf is a former first-round pick who showed promise as a rookie. at 24:31

  “INSIDER: Brooklyn Nets' Chaney Johnson Making STRONG CASE For Rotation Spot | Is His Ascension Real?” · listen ↗

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