Nets to Sign Day'Ron Sharpe, Josh Minott to New Deals Ahead of NBA Free Agency
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Potential Celtics center target signs new deal with Nets
One center upgrade is off the board for the Celtics on Monday after the Brooklyn Nets agreed to a deal to re-sign Day’Ron Sharpe, Michael Scotto of Hoopshype.com first reported. The Nets had a $6 million team option on the big man for the 2026-27 season but declined in order to lock in Sharpe for an additional season at $10 million annually.
Nets Make Decision On 4 Players, Including Their Potential2026-27 Starting Center, and What It Means with Free Agency Around The Corner - Last Word On Basketball
Brooklyn Nets guard Ben Saraf (77) passes the ball against Indiana Pacers guard Quenton Jackson (29) during the first half at Barclays Center. | Source: Lastwordonsports.com - Daniel Benjamin, Editor The Brooklyn Nets have set themselves up to take the next step in their rebuild with their early transactions. The Nets, who traded for Julius Randle last week, made decisions on three players, including their potential 2026-27 starting center. How…
NBA – The two players will extend the net adventure, which spends $29 million over the next two seasons to keep them. Double shot in Brooklyn. Day的Ron Sharpe and Josh Minott each had a "team option" for the 2026/27 season, but the Nets decided not to activate them. Why? In order to extend the two players, as ESPN announced. The first city remains in Brooklyn with a new two-year contract and $20 million. The second, it also pursues two additional…
Day’Ron Sharpe agrees to new Nets deal
The Brooklyn Nets are keeping Day’Ron Sharpe in the frontcourt, as the 24-year-old center intends to sign a new two-year, $20 million contract with the franchise, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. The deal comes after Brooklyn declined Sharpe’s team option, allowing the two sides to negotiate a new contract. The Nets made the same procedural […] The post Day’Ron Sharpe agrees to new Nets deal appeared first on TalkBasket.net.
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