Martin, on a non-guaranteed deal, enters as a wings contender for the final roster spot. If he shoots well and defends aggressively, his role could expand into 8-12 minutes with possible spot-start opportunities late in the year.

Martin's rise from training camp invite to a two-year Nets deal highlights a blend of steady guard play, scoring bursts, and versatility to operate as both point and shooting guard. His development in balance, reads, and decision-making positions him as a long-term piece on a young Brooklyn roster, with the potential for larger minutes if performance warrants.

Martin, cited as benefiting from Fernandez’s development approach, provides a benchmark for how Nets youngsters can translate training-court growth into in-game impact.

Martin is cited as a potential early-season option at point guard for Brooklyn; his fit and development will shape depth behind Demin and Bufkin.

<p>Tyrese Martin is in the mix for bench energy and perimeter defense in Brooklyn. His role could rise with development and health of other wings, making him a sleeper in deeper fantasy leagues if he earns consistent minutes and shows efficiency in spot opportunities.</p>