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Danny Wolf’s second-half breakout gives Brooklyn a new frontcourt wrinkle

A quick read on what changed — and what it means for the rotation.

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What happened

Danny Wolf broke into Brooklyn’s second-half rotation Wednesday, helping the Nets beat Charlotte 114-104 and finishing with 13 points, five rebounds, and three assists.

Jordi Fernández used Wolf alongside a traditional big, and the rookie’s most effective stretch came next to Day'Ron Sharpe, where Brooklyn outscored Charlotte 46-32.

LINEUP CONTEXT

If Wolf keeps earning minutes, Brooklyn may have a pace-and-space frontcourt option, though his role still depends on pairing him with an interior anchor.

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