Every Brooklyn Nets conversation from the day's podcasts. One playlist.
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This week in Nets talk
The shows spent the week wrestling with what the Nets actually are this season. There's intrigue around Julius Randle as a stabilizing force and young guards like Egor Demin and Mikal Brown Jr., though Ben Simmons' Achilles injury before the season even started complicated the roster. The talk keeps circling back to Brooklyn's unusual position, where losing is no longer in their interest but they're still dealing with volatile talent and injury setbacks.
Written by The Cutdown's reader from this week's clips.
7 clips · 25 min. Some clips only play in the app.
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In this week's clips: Naz Reid, Dennis Schroder, Brandon Miller, Moussa Diabate, Grayson Allen, Julius Randle, Michael Porter Jr., Keon Ellis.
Only the Nets talk. Every morning.
Everything that isn't Nets talk gets cut. Sorry, Celtics, 76ers.
- Hornets vs Nets fourth-quarter review
- Mikal Brown Jr. rookie outlook with Brooklyn
- Bucks, Nets, and Kings as the most likely relegation teams
- Nets as a chaotic must-watch team
Talked Nets most this week: Dunc'd On (2), The Athletic NBA Daily (2), The Hoop Collective (2).
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Which podcasts get reviewed for Nets conversations?
Bill Simmons Podcast, The Hoop Collective, The Zach Lowe Show, The Ryen Russillo Show, Dunc'd On, Mind the Game, Pardon My Take, The Old Man and the Three, The Athletic NBA Daily, The Pat McAfee Show, The Ringer NBA Show, First Things First. Any time one of them has a substantive Nets conversation, it becomes a clip.
What are the best Nets podcasts right now?
Going by who actually talked about the Nets this week: Dunc'd On (2), The Athletic NBA Daily (2), The Hoop Collective (2). The Cutdown reads all of the big national shows every morning and pulls the Nets parts into one playlist, so you get the best of every one of them.
What are people saying about the Nets today?
Lately: Hornets vs Nets fourth-quarter review, Mikal Brown Jr. rookie outlook with Brooklyn, Bucks, Nets, and Kings as the most likely relegation teams. Press play at the top of this page to hear it, or get the app for the full playlist every morning.
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