Brian Windhorst left stupid of Brooklyn’s draft voters

The Brooklyn Networks made NBA draft History Wednesday night, becoming the first team that used five parking parks in one draft in one drawing. But bold moves left ESPNs Brian Windhorst and others stunned By the decision of the organization not to follow trading in the hands with the rich means they held.

Entering the first night of the draft NBA at 2025. With five selectionsThe networks are set to persevere at a high level of trade or veteran talent package. Instead, they stood and used all five voters, a strategy that caught attention – and a mess – analyst of the league.

“I need to say that it’s such an outlandy thing, and keep all those who I don’t even react,” Vindhorst said during ESPN, where he showed up with colleagues, where he showed up with colleagues.

The Networks Selected Egor Demin (G, Byiu) on no. 8Nolan Traore (G, France) on no. 19, Drake Powell (F, North Carolina) on no. 22, Ben Saraf (G, Israel) on no. 26 and Danny Wolf (F, Michigan) on no. 27. In spite of The franchise speculation would look in consolidating their draft capitalGeneral Manager Sean Marks and the main coach Jordi Fernandez appeared content with a complete slate from the Rooki.

Windhorst Draft Network Strategy “Outlandish”, because Bontemps expects everyone to choose to play

MacMahon was translated into the implications of the youth inflows, saying, “I’ll just tell you this, you won’t want to see Long Island’s networks in G-League next year.”

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While the windhear looked confused by the stroke, Bontemps took a more practical view.

“I think all these guys will play for Brooklyn Network because … Ben Saraf, I guess he could stay ready, but they had a list that was quite deprived of long-term pieces anyway,” Bontemps said. “I doubt everyone will play for Jordi Fernandez and Nets next season.”

Windhorst concluded the discussion emphasizing how rarely the unpredictable move for a franchise at the crossroads.

“And maybe two of them will turn out that all the star, I don’t know,” he said. “This strategy is so unusual, I don’t even know what to do from it. Maybe it’s crazy genius, maybe it’s crazy as if I don’t know.”

Brooklyn, which ended 26-56 and 12. In the eastern conference last season, it seems that within its long-term development coach under its new main coach. Five Rookies chose Wednesday added to a young core and further seek identity after leaving several veteran contributions in recent seasons.

Networks still hold: 36 She picked up in the second round of the draft, which continues Thursday night in the center of Barclays. Coverage begins at 20:00 and ESPN.