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The Brooklyn Nets just pulled off a seismic trade, sending star center Nic Claxton to the Lakers in exchange for Julius Randle — and now the team’s entire interior game is being reshuffled. With Claxton gone, Day’Ron Sharpe and Moe Wagner are stepping into the starting center role, but Danny Wolf is poised to get more minutes too — after proving last season he can play every position from one to five. Wolf, who soaked up lessons from veteran leaders like Claxton, is laser-focused on getting stronger and more confident defending bigs — which he believes will unlock even bigger roles. With Randle now in the fold, the Nets are aiming higher, and Wolf’s ready to roll with whatever assignment comes his way — defense-first, hustle-driven, and hungry to compete no matter where he lines up.

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