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Kevin Durant's latest Warriors superteam take has Nets fans talking…

The former Nets star once again weighed in on Golden State's championship core, and his latest comments are adding fuel to an old NBA debate. 😳🔗👇🏼

Day'Ron Sharpe is one of the most underrated big men in the NBA. 👀🔥

He had career bests in PPG, RPG, and FG% last season for the Brooklyn Nets, showing just how much his game has continued to develop.

Now, with a bigger opportunity ahead, Sharpe is in line for more minutes and a much larger role.

The talent is there. The production is rising. And his next step could be a big one.

Day'Ron Sharpe's rise is just getting started.

DLo-era black “BROOKLYN” jerseys loading again 😤🔥

One of the biggest “what ifs” in Nets history 🔥😤

Brooklyn’s Big 3 running the floor like they owned the league 🔥😤

One of the best to ever put on a Nets jersey. People forget how hard he balled out through all the noise and chaos.

Respect always. 🏀🖤

Kevin Durant says the 2021 Brooklyn Nets were the best team he’s ever been a part of on paper. 👀

And looking back at that roster, it’s easy to see why.

KD. James Harden. Kyrie Irving.

Three elite offensive weapons, surrounded by enough talent to make Brooklyn look like a championship favorite.

The ceiling was absolutely ridiculous.

Injuries and circumstances stopped us from ever seeing the full version of that team for long, but on pure talent?

That Nets squad will always be one of the biggest “what ifs” in recent NBA history. 🍿

(Via Boardroom)

Good take?

Kevin Durant's 'best team' take will have Nets fans wondering what could have been Kevin Durant recently revealed that he thinks the Brooklyn Nets were the most stacked team he's ever played on.

An absolute beast on the glass! 😤🖐️🏀

When it came to cleaning up the boards, few did it more effectively than former Brooklyn Nets forward Reggie Evans.

During the 2012-13 season, Evans posted an unbelievable 26.7% rebound percentage—the highest mark by any player in a single season since 1996-97, edging out legendary glass-cleaners like DeAndre Jordan, Andre Drummond, and Dennis Rodman.

Where does Reggie Evans rank among the grittiest rebounders in NBA history?

Julius Randle has repeatedly silenced his critics by transforming every franchise he joins into an immediate winner.

Now that he has taken his talents to Brooklyn, what kind of culture impact and offensive punch can he provide to steer the Nets back toward winning basketball?