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Grading the Brooklyn Nets Offseason | Page 6 of 12

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Opinion
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Season
2015-16
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Length
449 words, about 3 min
Brooklyn Nets players during a game against the New York Knicks
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Nets sign UConn Standout Ryan Boatright

In Ryan Boatright, the Nets received an adept passer and scorer who was an integral part of the 2014 NCAA championship team, for whom he averaged 17.4 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 3.8 assists. He also shot 41.1 percent from the three-point range, an area where the Nets could use some help. 

The primary concern with Boatright is his height. Can a small guard stand a chance against bigger, more versatile guards?

Grade: B-

From the archive. The date on this note is 28 October 2015, which is the day it was written rather than the day it was last touched — nobody has touched it. It reads like something posted in a hurry because that is what it was.

The piece lives on Opinion, and the section index lists that desk next to the other seven with what each of them holds.

By season it belongs to 2015-16, which accounts for 34 of the 70 pieces on that desk. Read next to the rest of that season it makes considerably more sense than it does alone, because most notes of this size are one line in a story that ran for weeks.

Kept deliberately. When the site was re-set every address was carried over intact, including the ones behind two-line filings, because a link that breaks costs more than a page that is short.

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