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Day'Ron Sharpe takes next step in case for more Nets minutes


Former UNC forward is coming into his third NBA season, possibly a make-or-break year. And with the Nets playing more drop-coverage, he was itching to state his case for playing time. Monday was his delayed first chance, and he didn’t disappoint. He was one of the bright spots in a 127-119 loss to Philadelphia, imposing on the boards. (New York Post)

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Day'Ron Sharpe takes next step in case for more Nets minutes