Day'Ron Sharpe is back with the Brooklyn Nets after re-signing for a two-year, $12 million deal, indicating both player and organization are committed to continuing their partnership. The Nets had initially left Sharpe unrestricted by declining his qualifying offer, but he quickly secured a new contract, showcasing his growth and improving performance during the previous season. At just 23, Sharpe averaged career highs of 7.9 points and 6.6 rebounds over 50 games, significantly contributing as a backup to starting center Nic Claxton.

Sharpe expressed excitement about his return, emphasizing Brooklyn as his home since being drafted there. He acknowledged his role behind Claxton but sees it as a valuable opportunity to develop rather than a limitation. His positive outlook on playing time reflects a mature understanding of team dynamics and personal growth. As he prepares for the upcoming season, fantasy managers should note Sharpe's potential for increased contributions off the bench.