Nets add veteran players to enhance roster's toughness
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 11:19 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
The Brooklyn Nets have bolstered their roster by adding All-Star Julius Randle and role players Keon Ellis and Moe Wagner. These additions aim to provide veteran toughness and support the development of younger players. Randle, a three-time All-Star, averaged 21.2 points and contributed significantly during his time with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Ellis brings defensive skills and shooting capability, while Wagner adds energy and depth to the front court. The Nets are looking to redefine their identity by mixing youth with experience, hoping to see immediate benefits in upcoming games.
- •Nets acquired Julius Randle to strengthen their front court.
- •Keon Ellis and Moe Wagner also signed to improve roster depth.
- •Randle averaged 21.2 points per game with Minnesota.
- •Ellis offers defensive prowess and shooting versatility.
- •Wagner signed for two years at $19 million.
- 11:19 PMYahoo Sports — Nets Front Office Excited for 'Physical, Veteran' Presences
"By injecting All-Star Julius Randle and gritty role players into a youthful roster, Brooklyn aims to redefine its identity through veteran toughness and interior physicality.
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