The Nets inside star is full of expectations for the free market, and he believes that he is the best substitute center

Brooklyn Nets' interior star Day’Ron Sharpe will become a free agent this summer, and the Nets can also choose to offer him a $5.98 million qualification offer and make him a restricted free agent. Sharp recently interviewed by HoopsHype reporter Michael Scotto, in which he said he was full of expectations for what could happen this summer.

Sharp said: I am looking forward to this experience because I don’t know much about becoming a free agent. This is the first time I've experienced something like this, so I'm looking forward to learning something from it, which may also help me in my future career. Sharp also believes that he has the ability to improve the competitiveness of the team's second team, and he continued: I think I am one of the best (substitute centers) in the league. I'm a humble person, so I don't really like to discuss or compare myself to other players. But when it comes to substitute centers, I believe I am one of the best, and I will continue to prove my abilities to everyone, and I will continue to work hard.

In this season's NBA regular season, Sharp played 58 games in 82 games, averaging 18.1 minutes per game, averaging 7.9 points, 6.6 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.8 blocks, and 1.3 turnovers and 2.3 fouls, shooting percentage of 52.1%, three-point shooting percentage of 24.4%, and free throw shooting percentage of 75.7%. Sharp doesn't play much, but he still shows some characteristics in his limited playing time. Sharp has good scoring ability on the offensive end, and his performance in frontcourt rebounding is also quite highlighted. He also has certain passing ability and support ability. He can provide excellent rebound protection and rim protection support on the defensive end. In addition to his rougher technology, slightly slower movement speed and less stable projection ability, his overall performance is already very good. From the Nets' perspective, they may also have to face some options this summer. Nets' starting center Nicolas Claxton may attract the attention of many teams, and the Nets may also consider sending Clarkston away in exchange for some future chips. In this case, the Nets also need to seriously consider Sharp's future in the team. If the Nets believe that Sharp can play an important role in the team, they should also find ways to continue to stay him and even give him more playing time and higher tactical status next season.