Twenty games into the season, the Brooklyn Nets are right where many expected them to be. Sitting at 4–16 and positioned for what will likely be a top-five pick in a loaded upcoming draft, the development of their young players will be the primary focus moving forward.

The Nets secured their first home win of the season on Monday night, defeating the Charlotte Hornets 116–103. Michael Porter Jr. continued his career year, pouring in 35 points on 7-of-11 shooting from three. Brooklyn’s four rookies were a major bright spot all night, each posting a positive plus/minus, with Drake Powell leading the way. The lengthy guard scored 10 points, dished out four assists, and added three steals. Danny Wolf also finished with 10 points, seven rebounds, and a highlight-reel dunk that had Barclays Cen

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