With Pacers loss in play-in, Nets will now have four picks in Draft
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No, the Nets didn’t give up all their picks in the James Harden trade, In fact, with the Pacers loss Thursday in the NBA’s play-in tournament, Sean Marks will have more picks to play with come July 29 than he’s had in his five years as Nets GM a total of four, one first and three seconds.
Indiana gives up its second rounder to Brooklyn as a result of their loss to Washington. The pick had been acquired (but protected) in Marks first trade, the 2016 Draft Night deal that brought Caris LeVert to Brooklyn for Thaddeus Young. Under terms of the deal, if the Pacers fell out of the playoffs in any year from 2017 through 2022, the pick would convey to the Nets. The protection would have ended in 2023.
Brian Klatsky (left) and Brendan O’Brien of BBN Racing will be enjoying the Kentucky Derby experience for the first time in 2021 thanks to Hidden Stash, shown training at Churchill Downs. (Coady Photography/Courtesy of Brian Klatsky)
Whether it involves wealth management, potential Division 1 basketball players or Thoroughbreds, Brian Klatsky’s life revolves around prospects.
No wonder the divorced single father of two sons talks fast. No wonder colleagues are deprived of sleep by late-night conversations or jarred awake by early-morning texts or calls. Klatsky has a full-time job three times over.
He is a partner in New York-based Gold Coast Wealth Management. He started and oversees New Jersey-based Team Rio, a high-powered AAU program that develops girls and boys basketball players with an eye toward competing at the highest collegiate levels. And he is a founding partner in BBN Racing, which is national in scope and is enjoying startling early success. It has produced Hidd
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Florida lands 4th transfer as CSU s Fleming formally commits Follow Us
Question of the Day By MARK LONG - Associated Press - Monday, April 12, 2021
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Florida landed its fourth transfer in two weeks on Monday when former Charleston Southern guard Phlandrous Fleming Jr. formally committed to the Gators.
The 6-foot-4 Fleming averaged 20.1 points and 7.4 rebounds as a senior last season with the Buccaneers. He was named the Big South’s Defensive Player of the Year for the second straight year.
He announced his decision on social media. Fleming will be a graduate transfer for the rebuilding Gators, who got recent commitments from Penn State guard Myreon Jones, Kansas City guard Brandon McKissic, and Boston College forward CJ Felder as coach Mike White retools his roster.
After entering the transfer portal a little over two weeks ago, former Gator basketball star Noah Locke has chosen Louisville to be his next home. Locke, a rising senior, announced Sunday via Twitter that he would be joining Chris Mack’s program after three seasons in Gainesville where he was known as the Gators’ top option from behind the 3-point line.
https://twitter.com/ NoahLocke/status/1381246111827038213
Gator Exodus Continues, White Rebuilding Through Portal
The Gators are no stranger to the heavy influx of players in the college basketball transfer portal this year. Locke became the third out of four Gators in the portal to choose his new destination so far. Last week, Omar Payne announced his commitment to Illinois, and Osayi Osifo committed to be one of former Gator assistant Jordan Mincy’s first recruits at Jacksonville. Locke’s decision leaves Ques Glover as the only former Gator in the portal still currently without public plans for next season.