Day'Ron Sharpe proving he’s ‘a beast’ for Brooklyn Nets

Posted Jan 6, 2026
Brooklyn center Nic Claxton missed a second game due to a personal matter, but Day'Ron Sharpe showed they’re in good hands in his absence. Sharpe had another strong game, with 17 points, six rebounds, four assists, three steals, and one turnover in a win over Denver. "DayDay is a beast. He’s a starting five in the NBA," Michael Porter Jr. said. (New York Post)

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