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Oct 13, 2026

Erik SlaterHOST
17:34
And, It's interesting because you see a guy like Josh Minot, I'm going to get into the rotation in the last segment, but Josh Minot, you would think, is one of the Nets' rangiest, longest, kind of causes havoc and would fit well into this defensive scheme, and he's really been buried in this rotation during the preseason.
Erik SlaterHOST
17:52
I wasn't at the game in Washington tonight, but I'm going to get some clarity from Jordy Fernandez on that in the coming days, but You know, you could say maybe that's why a guy like Chaney Johnson is in there with the second unit.
Erik SlaterHOST
18:02
We actually saw the second unit guard a little bit better.
Erik SlaterHOST
18:05
That might be because they were playing against the second unit of the Wizards also.
Erik SlaterHOST
18:09
But you have a little bit more range in there with guys like, you know, Chaney Johnson, a front line of Chaney Johnson, Noah Clowney and Mo Wagner, a little bit more athleticism.
Erik SlaterHOST
18:17
You have Drake Powell played with the second unit on defense.
Erik SlaterHOST
18:20
He's obviously more athletic.

6 MINS LATER

Erik SlaterHOST
24:02
I just think that's how it's going to play out.
WonzoHOST
2:31
Yaeger kinda sucks.
WonzoHOST
2:32
But, like, Mo, Mo Wagner, Noah Clowney, Chaney Johnson, like, these guys are real legit rotation, like, NBA players.
WonzoHOST
2:38
Like, obviously, their young guys kinda stink.
WonzoHOST
2:39
Troy was actually decent today.

39 MINS LATER

WonzoHOST
41:18
That's a Keyshawn tax.
WonzoHOST
41:19
Uh, Mo- Mo Wagner's been in the league like a decade now.
WonzoHOST
41:22
Noah Klowney just bombs threes at like six-nine, right? Chaney Johnson, if you guys know who that is, I caught him in Summer League.
WonzoHOST
41:27
Super impressed.
Connor LongHOST
29:09
John, great to have you back.
Connor LongHOST
29:11
And before we get into the game, I meant to ask you last time, you have the nickname, the Chaininator, for Chaney Johnson, which I shared with Chaney and he was a fan of.
Connor LongHOST
29:20
Do you have any nicknames like that for any other players on the team, Curry?
JohnAUDIENCE
29:23
Oh, yeah, I do.
Erik SlaterHOST
1:46
CalSheet, trade what's next.
Erik SlaterHOST
1:47
And on today's episode, Chaney Johnson.
Erik SlaterHOST
1:50
I got to talk about him because Chaney has been...
Erik SlaterHOST
1:53
Dating back probably to the end of last year's regular season, going into summer league, now going into this preseason, one of the biggest surprises of this Nets team and the biggest rotation surprise without a doubt of the preseason has been Chaney running with the second unit and looking like a guy who potentially is challenging for rotation role early in the year as a two-way contract.
Erik SlaterHOST
2:16
So I want to dive into some of what has made Chaney a, you know, just a pleasant surprise for this Nets organization.
Erik SlaterHOST
2:24
As I said, there really has been a steady drumbeat for Chaney Johnson coming from within the Nets, you know, hearing some things about training camp.
Erik SlaterHOST
2:33
He's been performing brilliantly.
Erik SlaterHOST
2:34
very well.
Daniel GranadanHOST
6:43
I, um, give me Drake Powell and, um, and call it a day because I don't believe in Ben Saraf at all.
Daniel GranadanHOST
6:49
And then Chaney Johnson.
Daniel GranadanHOST
6:50
Chaney Johnson looking not, not bad.
Daniel GranadanHOST
6:54
Not bad.
Daniel GranadanHOST
6:54
[chuckles] Not bad.
Devon GivensHOST
17:29
I think it was Jones.
Devon GivensHOST
17:30
Uh, J- Chaney Johnson.
Devon GivensHOST
17:32
Chaney Johnson and Wolf, they got confused on where they were supposed to go, and all Jabari did was move from one side of the block to the other and then show himself, put his hands up, and LeBron James, who is again a willing passer right there, if you look at it.
Devon GivensHOST
17:46
Look at Jones right here, where Jabari Walker's right there underneath the basket.
Devon GivensHOST
17:51
Wolf is still trying to figure out, because Dean Wade is now cutting to this side of the floor, uh, on, on the weak side now where LeBron James has the ball.
MitchellHOST
68:12
Right.
MitchellHOST
68:12
So hopefully fantasy in general is a little bit more stable in terms of like who you're drafting and you're not making such drastic ads, you know, the last couple of weeks of the season where it's like Chaney, you're relying on Chaney Johnson to give you like 20 points and like six rebounds and three assists or something like that compared to some guys that, you know, can provide you that throughout the entirety of the season.
MitchellHOST
68:42
It feels kind of unfair sometimes when, know you see those type of guys produce those numbers because of the the tanking that's involved so hopefully we don't see that anymore and we kind of get a little bit more stable in terms of the talent um and production late into the one
AndrewHOST
68:59
thing that i'm doing here we're on my turn So a lot of what we focused on, like I said, is guys are going to have the ball in their hands a lot.
Erik SlaterHOST
14:38
I just said I was really impressed with Julius Randall's effort defensively.
Erik SlaterHOST
14:42
Chaney Johnson, a guy who I'm going to do a full episode on Chaney, probably a bonus episode tomorrow on Friday.
Erik SlaterHOST
14:49
But Chaney is running with the second unit.
Erik SlaterHOST
14:51
And man, oh, man, Chaney is a menace defensively.
Erik SlaterHOST
17:30
There's a lot of length and a lot of size.
Erik SlaterHOST
17:32
They brought in a guy like Julius Randle, who has that size, has that strength.
Erik SlaterHOST
17:36
You have a guy like Chaney Johnson stepping in, who obviously has those attributes.
Erik SlaterHOST
17:41
Even Mo Wagner, a mobile guy, a guy who does have a little bit of physicality to him.
Thomas LeuthnerHOST
3:16
He looked pretty good.
Thomas LeuthnerHOST
3:17
And Chaney Johnson, 9-4-2.
Thomas LeuthnerHOST
3:19
But today we're going to be talking about the win and what it actually tells us for preseason, why Yegor's performance matters, whether he can take a genuine leap this season, and what Julius Randle brings to this group.
Thomas LeuthnerHOST
3:30
Most young players are going to make their cases for a minute, so let's get into it.

10 MINS LATER

Thomas LeuthnerHOST
13:50
And I also think Ben Seraph is going to be given minutes at times.
Thomas LeuthnerHOST
13:53
But I also want to see if you can play Nolan and Ben Seraph at the same time because that is something that is tough.
Thomas LeuthnerHOST
13:58
And then you get into the younger bigs, Danny Wolfe and Chaney Johnson.
Thomas LeuthnerHOST
14:02
Danny Wolfe finished with 9.6 rebounds and 4 assists in 16 minutes.
JohnAUDIENCE
39:54
So I don't even think Clowney's whole skill set, what he's good at, is really, you know, it's very below par for us right now.
JohnAUDIENCE
39:59
I know he's playing a bit at the three tonight, but again, Chaney Johnson, I didn't mention this, I thought that was a great substitution, because we talked about Chaney Johnson this whole summer, you and me, Connor.
JohnAUDIENCE
40:06
He was a guest on your show, the Chaininator, like, I like him.
JohnAUDIENCE
40:10
The Chaininator! But, yeah.
JohnAUDIENCE
40:27
I think for a 6'7 guy, that's way more better for his skill set than being our emergency big.
JohnAUDIENCE
40:32
And I think Eric Slater asked Sean Marks, what is Danny Wolfe's role? And he might have said he's a wing as opposed to a center.
JohnAUDIENCE
40:37
So, at this point, if Danny again, the burn at the four, Chaney Johnson, man, It seems like he's a seamless fit for what Jordy wants to run.
JohnAUDIENCE
40:44
So I thought to me that was the best substitution early on because Chaney this summer put in the work, stayed hungry, stayed focused.

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