I loved this Zach Lowe quote on Musa in the Detroit Bad Boys article:
Hypothesis: Musa has the largest ambition-to-talent ratio of any current player. One of the unexpected pleasures in Brooklyn’s wave of injuries has been watching Musa, thrust into duty, attempting acts of brazen individualism usually reserved for superstars. My man will go 1-on-3 in transition even if all three defenders are taller and more athletic than he is.
Going 7-of-40 from deep (17.5%!) has not sapped Musa’s bravado. Open catch-and-shoot 3s from just beyond the arc bore him. Musa lives for 28-footers. The best part of Musa flying too close to the sun is the aftermath. He seems legitimately astonished that any act of derring-do has failed.
I’m not even mad. I’m kind of impressed. I like to think Musa approaches the New York dating scene with the same unflappable confidence. None of this is meant to render final judgment. Musa is only 20. He shot 36% on 3s in the G League. He has some craft to his game. Bravery will serve him well.
https://www.detroitbadboys.com/2020/11/16/21569820/nba-trade-detroit-pistons-bruce-brown-brooklyn-nets-dzanan-musa
Brown, meanwhile, is just what the Nets need, especially if they end up landing Harden. He can play with either Irving or Harden and won't demand the ball on offense while locking down the other team's best player on the other end of the court.
Musa was straight up terrible for the Nets last year. If we end up going that route, we can give him all the court time he needs to position ourselves for a 2021 pick. I guess.


























