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The Nets have arrived in Orlando but have only 10 healthy bodies at the moment. One player opted out of the “bubble;” three are in rehab from surgery and three others are done for the year because of positive coronavirus tests. No team has been as devastated like Brooklyn. Time to pull the plug? Carry on?
So what’s the organization to do? We want your opinion...
Poll
Should the NBA shut down the "bubble" and the season?
This poll is closed
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38%
Yes. It was a noble experiment but it’s too big of a risk
(153 votes) -
36%
No, the show must go on!
(145 votes) -
25%
Give it more time.
(104 votes)
Poll
Should the Nets simply pull out of the "bubble" with so many players out?
This poll is closed
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31%
Yes, Time to come home
(104 votes) -
68%
No. The players who are there deserve a chance
(225 votes)
Poll
What type of players should the Nets sign for the open roster spots?
This poll is closed
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13%
Veteran leaders who can help them win in Orlando
(45 votes) -
26%
Younger players who they can evaluate for future consideration.
(86 votes) -
59%
A mix. In Marks we trust
(196 votes)
Poll
Should Nets tank so they can retain their pick and get into the lottery?
This poll is closed
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40%
Yes, another pick could help us in a trade.
(131 votes) -
59%
No, you play to win every game
(196 votes)
Poll
Do you agree with Nets apparent decision to sign veterans Jamal Crawford
This poll is closed
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60%
Yes to both
(44 votes) -
13%
Yes to Crawford, No to Beasley
(10 votes) -
8%
Yes to Beasley, No to Crawford
(6 votes) -
4%
No to both
(3 votes) -
13%
Should sign kids, not vets
(10 votes)
Thanks for your answers!