Nets 2013: Keep 'em or dump 'em?

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No. 0 – ANDRAY BLATCHE
Forward
Years pro: 8
The Nets gave Blatche a second chance after the Wizards cut him loose, handing him $23 million to go away. Blatche was the only Net to play all 82 games, and he averaged 10.3 points and 5.1 rebounds per game.

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No. 10 – KEITH BOGANS
Guard
Years pro: 10
Bogans fought back from a nasty season-ending injury, when he tore a ligament and fractured his left ankle against the Pistons last season. In 74 games, he averaged 4.2 points per game in 2013.

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No. 9 – MARSHON BROOKS
Guard/Forward
Years pro: 2
Brooks adjusted well to his new role coming off the bench. After being the Nets secondary scoring option in 2012, he only started in two games in 2013 but averaged 5.4 points in 12.5 minutes per game.

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No. 2 – JOSH CHILDRESS
Forward
Years pro: 7
Childress played in a career-low 14 games and averaged only 7.1 minutes per game in his limited opportunities.

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No. 30 – REGGIE EVANS
Forward
Years pro: 11
Evans did a solid job splitting time as a starter and coming off the bench. He led the team in rebounds per game with 11.1 per game.

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No. 43 – KRIS HUMPHRIES
Forward
Years pro: 9
Humphries took a significantly lesser role for the Nets in 2013, averaging only 18.3 minutes per game. He started in only 21 games after starting all 62 games he played last season.

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No. 7 – JOE JOHNSON
Guard
Years pro: 12
Johnson came through in the clutch for the Nets in 2013. In games where the Nets were tied or losing by three points or fewer with under a minute left, Johnson was 9-for-10 with three game-winning shots.

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No. 11 – BROOK LOPEZ
Center
Years pro: 5
Lopez not only re-established himself as one of the league’s top offensive players at his position after missing all but five games last season because of injuries to his right foot, but he added a much-improved defensive element to his game. Not only did he lead the team with 19.4 points per game, but he also led the team with a career-high 2.1 blocks per game.

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No. 20 – TORNIKE SHENGELIA
Guard
Years pro: Rookie
After playing four seasons professionally overseas, Shengelia played in 19 games, averaging 1.6 points per game.

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No. 42 – JERRY STACKHOUSE
Forward/Guard
Years pro: 18
Stackhouse was signed to be a veteran presence in the locker room and help provide leadership and guidance to some of the team’s younger players, but he showed he still had something left in the tank. The 38-year-old scored in double-digits in six of his 37 games and averaged 4.9 points per game, his best since 2009-10 with the Bucks.

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No. 41 – TYSHAWN TAYLOR
Guard
Years pro: Rookie
Taylor didn't see too many minutes in a crowded backcourt, averaging 5.8 in 38 games.

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No. 33 – MIRZA TELETOVIC
Forward
Years pro: Rookie
The Bosnian three-point specialist shot only 34 percent from the behind the arc, shy of his 40.5 percent career average from his time in Euroleague Basketball.

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No. 45 – GERALD WALLACE
Forward
Years pro: 12
"Crash" severely underperformed in his first season with the Nets. He averaged just 7.7 points in 30.1 minutes in his 69 games after averaging 12.9 points per game in his career. Wallace also under-rebounded, grabbing just 4.6 boards per game compared to his 6.2 career average in rebounds per game.

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No. 1 – C.J. WATSON
Guard
Years pro: 6
Watson served as a solid backup to Deron Williams and helped with the three-pointer as he shot 41 percent from beyond the arc.

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No. 8 – DERON WILLIAMS
Guard
Years pro: 8
After getting off to a slow start, Williams resurged as one of the best point guards in the game down the stretch. He was the Nets second-leading scorer with 18.9 points per game but still did his job dishing the ball with 7.7 assists per game.

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Nets 2013: Keep 'em or dump 'em?

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