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Brooklyn's new frontcourt: Day'Ron Sharpe gains the most

Julius Randle and Michael Porter Jr. are priced as stars, but with Nic Claxton gone the player whose role grows most in Brooklyn is Day'Ron Sharpe.

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Brooklyn added Julius Randle to a frontcourt that already had Michael Porter Jr., and with Nic Claxton gone the center minutes that used to be his are the biggest change on the roster. Randle and Porter Jr. are both priced by drafters as players who score a lot of points, which they do, but the two formats disagree sharply about how much that is worth, and the player whose role changes most is the one taken latest.

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All three ranks below are the projections board's roster slot value, under ESPN's default scoring for points, and they include the games each player is projected to miss.

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