Bennett’s 15 points were tops among the Nets’ bench players, with the former No. 1 overall pick showcasing some surprising touch from the charity stripe after hitting only 65.7 percent of his free throws in his first three NBA seasons. Now on his fourth team in four years, Bennett has clearly been a disappointment since turning pro, but Brooklyn could prove to be a fertile development ground for the 23-year-old. The Nets boast perhaps the NBA’s weakest roster, so there could be an opportunity for Bennett to claim a rotation role if he continues to excel during practices and exhibition games.
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