News ArticlePublishedJul 11, 2026 at 02:49 PM EDTThe Brooklyn Nets looked every bit like a team with a promising young rookie roster in their 91-65 Summer League victory over the New York Knicks. Egor Demin and Mikel Brown Jr. didn't just share the scoring load. They took turns setting the tone, each finding his own way to leave a mark on the game.Demin started things off. The former lottery pick, now entering his second Summer League after being selected by Brooklyn in 2025, wasted little time putting pressure on the Knicks. He got in 15 of his 20 points during the opening 20 minutes, giving the Nets an early offensive spark while playing with the confidence of someone who already knows what this stage feels like. After all, he does.His outside shot wasn't perfect, finishing 3-for-9 from