3 Nets takeaways from 114-108 preseason win over Jaylen Brown, 76ers

The Brooklyn Nets emerged victorious in a preseason showdown against the Philadelphia 76ers, securing a 114-108 win. The game offered several insights into the Nets' progress this preseason. First, Julius Randle has proven himself capable of making an impact on both ends of the court, despite the absence of Michael Porter Jr. Randle contributed 14 points and six rebounds, showing he can handle the offensive load when needed.

Second, Egor Demin is showing signs of becoming an impactful offensive player for the Nets. Since the summer league, Demin has demonstrated the ability to get to the paint, and this preseason has provided a glimpse into his potential to shoot the three-pointer at an above-average rate. Finally, Keon Ellis has emerged as a strong defensive presence and an offensive threat for the Nets.

The guard has proven to be an effective point of attack defender, and he seems to be able to elevate his game when the situation calls for it. The Nets have demonstrated that they are aiming to win more games than most people are expecting, and this preseason win provided a positive outlook for a young team that is eager to exceed low expectations.