Day’Ron Sharpe set for welcomed Nets return after knee injury
NY Post
Day’Ron Sharpe is the latest injured Net who’s set to return.
Sharpe is set to play Tuesday against the Celtics after being out since Jan. 7 with left knee hypertension.
And from what he’s seen, he’s looking forward to playing with new addition Dennis Schröder, who can also split time at point guard with Dennis Smith Jr.
“You know they’re gonna pass the ball to the bigs,’’ Sharpe said of the duo. “I’m just ready to play with the other Dennis [Schröder] to get a feel for him, too.”
Sharpe is confident Schröder’s experience, coupled with that of Smith Jr., will be valuable.
“I just feel like he gives me the same vibe that Dennis Smith gives me,’’ Sharpe said. “Play hard, make the right play, try to win.”
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