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Keith Smith: Both Josh Minott and Day'Ron Shape waived their implied no-trade clauses in their new contracts with the Brooklyn Nets, a league sourced told @spotrac.
Keith Smith: Nets could still have around $40M in cap space to use in free agency, pending how they time out acquiring Julius Randle. The signing of Day'Ron Sharpe will come after Nets have used their cap space, either through the Room Exception or remaining cap space, similiar to last year.
Bobby Marks: Sharpe had a $6.25m team option. To maximize spending power, Brooklyn can use the $9.4M room midlevel after cap space is exhausted.
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Michael Scotto: Breaking: The Brooklyn Nets plan to sign Day’Ron Sharpe to a two-year deal worth roughly $20 million, sources told @hoopshype . Sharpe has impressed Brooklyn and is expected to have a bigger role this season. Agents Aaron Reilly and Reggie Berry of @AMRAgency finalized the deal.
Brian Lewis: The #Nets extended Day’Ron Sharpe’s option date by one day (now June 29), league sources told the Post. This gives the Brooklyn more optionality with his contract.
In addition to moving up five spots into the late first round of the draft, another factor in the decision to trade Nic Claxton was the opportunity to free up more playing time for center Day’Ron Sharpe, sources told HoopsHype. Sharpe, the longest-tenured Net going into his sixth season at just 24 years old, impressed Nets brass last season and was lauded by coach Jordi Fernandez for his rebounding prowess. Sharpe is currently penciled in as Brooklyn’s starting center.
Despite a season-ending surgery, Day'Ron Sharpe had a career year. But he’s intent on honing his body to be even better in 2026-27. “Everything’s been going pretty good post-surgery, just rehabbing now, trying to stay in shape and stuff like that so I have a good summer,” Sharpe said. “I’d say I feel like I could do better, but I’ve shown growth this season. So it’s just all about showing growth and getting better overall. “From Year 1 to now, I feel like this season was another year of growth, so I’m just trying to build off that and continue to show growth in my career.”
Brian Lewis: Terance Mann is probable for the #Nets tomorrow (illness) but the rest of the lineup is threadbare. Nic Claxton is being rested at the #Kings, with Michael Porter Jr., Noah Clowney, Day’Ron Sharpe and Egor Dëmin all already out.
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Austin Krell: The Brooklyn Nets have ruled OUT the following players for tomorrow afternoon's game in Philadelphia. Nic Claxton (rest) Egor Demin (left plantar fascia; out for season) Drake Powell (left knee) Day'Ron Sharpe (UCL tear, left thumb; out for season) Michael Porter Jr DOUBTFUL
Michael Scotto: Brooklyn Nets center Day’Ron Sharpe has been diagnosed with an ulnar collateral ligament tear in his left thumb and will miss the remainder of the season. Sharpe will require surgery to repair the ligament.
Ian Begley: Nets get 19 points from Day’Ron Sharpe and 18 points from Ochai Ogbagi (both off the bench) in home win over Memphis. Nets (17-47) have won two straight and now have the 4th-worst record in the NBA, a 1/2 game better than the Wizards.
Sources inside the Lakers locker room are fans of Brooklyn center Day'Ron Sharpe, who had 19 points and 14 rebounds in the Nets’ loss to the Lakers on Tuesday night. The Giannis trade chase could create ripples beneficial to the Lakers. As teams maneuver for financial flexibility, the Lakers’ expiring deals and future first-round pick could get them in conversations for high-end role players like Minnesota’s DiVincenzo or Cleveland’s Allen, though those scenarios are dependent on the Lakers’ expiring money landing with a third team (and the Lakers having limited sweeteners to incentivize teams to aid in a deal).
