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Ben Saraf is expected to return to action on Tuesday against the Milwaukee Bucks after missing one game due to a back issue. The rookie guard has been a solid contributor for the Nets, recently scoring in double figures in eight of nine games. While his production dipped in the last three appearances, Saraf remains an integral part of the rotation and will be looking to make an impact against Milwaukee.

Ben Saraf delivered a robust performance in the Nets’ loss to the Warriors, managing 14 points, four rebounds, and seven assists in 34 minutes. His ability to both facilitate and shoot effectively from beyond the arc highlights his growing impact as a rookie. Despite Brooklyn’s current standing outside playoff contention, Saraf’s continued development offers a positive note for the franchise’s future.

Ben Saraf has been cleared to play against the 76ers on Tuesday after nursing an ankle injury. Despite his availability, Saraf has not been part of the active rotation recently, and his status for meaningful minutes in this matchup remains uncertain. The team may continue to prioritize other players as part of their strategy going forward.

Ben Saraf will miss Sunday’s game against the Bucks due to an illness, marking his second consecutive game out. While his absence currently holds little fantasy impact, it may become significant later in the season if the Nets prioritize his development during their rebuilding phase.

Ben Saraf remains questionable for Friday’s matchup against the 76ers after sustaining a left ankle injury in a G League outing. With Nolan Traoré also in the G League, the Nets’ backcourt depth is under scrutiny. Even if Saraf is cleared to play, Egor Dëmin is expected to dominate the point guard minutes. Fantasy managers might consider monitoring Saraf’s progress as he could gain value later this season.

The Brooklyn Nets have announced their starting lineup for Wednesday’s game against the Hornets, featuring Ben Saraf, Cam Thomas, Terrence Mann, Michael Porter Jr., and Nic Claxton. Saraf, the only rookie starter from their recent draft class, earned his spot by outperforming Nolan Traoré in preseason, while Egor Dëmin remained sidelined with an injury. Mann and Porter are poised to make their first official appearances in Nets uniforms, rounding out a much-anticipated lineup.

The Brooklyn Nets have announced their starting lineup for Saturday’s preseason opener, featuring Ben Saraf at point guard alongside Cam Thomas, Terance Mann, Michael Porter Jr., and Nic Claxton. With rookie Egor Demin sidelined, this lineup provides an early glimpse into possible regular-season rotations, particularly with recent additions Mann and Porter Jr. making their team debut. Expectations are set high for Demin’s return, but Saraf and company have an opportunity to solidify their roles.