The Brooklyn Nets have officially announced their 20-player training camp roster ahead of the 2026-27 season. Here’s a look at the full group heading into camp, including Brooklyn’s veterans, young prospects and newest draft picks.
The Brooklyn Nets have officially announced their 20-player training camp roster as the team prepares for the 2026-27 NBA season.
Training camp will begin Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the HSS Training Center in Brooklyn and run through Monday, Oct. 5. The Nets will then open their four-game preseason schedule on the road against the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 7 p.m. ET.
Brooklyn's 20-player camp roster features a mix of established NBA veterans, returning players, and several young prospects looking to make an impression ahead of the regular season.
The roster includes Michael Porter Jr., Julius Randle, Terance Mann, Moritz Wagner, Day'Ron Sharpe, Keon Ellis, Noah Clowney, and Josh Minott, giving Brooklyn plenty of NBA experience throughout the group.
Randle enters camp as one of the biggest additions to Brooklyn's roster after joining the Nets during the offseason. Porter Jr. is also back with the team after averaging 24.7 points per game for Brooklyn last season, while the rest of the group will look to build on their previous NBA experience.
Grant Nelson and Chaney Johnson are also entering their second NBA seasons after seeing action with Brooklyn last year.
There will also be plenty of young players looking to make an impression during camp.
Second-year guard Egor Dëmin is part of the 20-player group after being selected by Brooklyn in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft. He is joined by fellow young players Ben Saraf, Nolan Traore, Drake Powell, and Danny Wolf, all of whom are entering their second NBA seasons.
Brooklyn's 2026 draft class is also well represented. Mikel Brown Jr., Joshua Jefferson, and Tyler Bilodeau will all take part in their first NBA training camp.
Brown was selected with the sixth overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, while Jefferson went 28th overall. Bilodeau was selected 43rd overall and is listed as one of the three players on the roster signed to a two-way contract.
Bilodeau is joined by Johnson and Nelson as the three players on two-way contracts.
The Nets' 20-player roster also includes Dain Dainja and Ben Humrichous. With Brooklyn's 15 standard roster spots and three two-way spots already filled, Dainja and Humrichous will likely be ticketed for the Long Island Nets following training camp, though they will have the opportunity to work with the NBA roster during camp.
With 20 players reporting to Brooklyn, the next week should provide the coaching staff with its first extended opportunity to evaluate the roster together before the preseason begins.
Training camp will also mark the beginning of the team's preparations for Jordi Fernández's third season as Brooklyn's head coach. The Nets will have several young players looking to establish themselves, while veterans such as Randle, Porter Jr., Mann and Wagner will provide experience to a roster that is still developing.
After five days of training camp, Brooklyn will get its first chance to face another NBA team when it travels to Charlotte for the preseason opener on Oct. 6.
Brooklyn will then have four preseason games to continue evaluating the roster before the regular season begins.
For now, all 20 players are officially in camp, and the next several days will offer a closer look at how Brooklyn's roster begins to take shape heading into the 2026-27 season.
