The Nets ’ first three preseason games offered a revealing look at their rookie guards, a glimpse at both their promise and their inexperience.

Nolan Traore showed the burst and change of pace that made him one of the most intriguing prospects in his class, pushing the tempo and attacking the paint with confidence.

Ben Saraf brought steadiness to the floor, highlighted by an 11-assist performance in his latest outing, orchestrating the offense with poise and finding teammates in rhythm.

And Drake Powell, despite joining training camp late, made his mark defensively by forcing turnovers, jumping passing lanes and showcasing the athleticism and energy that define his game.

For head coach Jordi Fernández, those flashes are exactly what this stage of the preseason is meant for. His focu

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