Tyrell Terry became the third 2020 NBA draft prospect to confirm he has worked out for the Brooklyn Nets ahead of the big event on Wednesday — fellow guards RJ Hampton and Theo Maledon being the other two.
Among those in attendance for the Stanford guard’s workout was Nets general manager Sean Marks.
“I was able to put myself through my own workout that me and my trainer usually do, and they kind of just came and watched,” Terry said on Zoom call with media Tuesday. “That went well and then I had dinner with them, as well, to kinda catch up [and] get to know them a little bit better.”
Terry is also the first 2020 draft prospect to reveal he spoke with the Nets a second time over Zoom, in addition to the workout session.
“I think my meeting with them and both my Zoom interviews went really well with them,” he said. “I think I was able to leave a good impression on them from my meeting and my Zoom interviews.”
Whatever his role winds up being in Brooklyn, Terry thinks he’ll fit in well with the Nets.
“And I think my fit with them, there are rumors that they’re trying to do some big roster moves,” the Stanford guard said. “So I think for me, just going in there and doing what I do is the biggest thing that I can do. Whether that’s gonna be learning from veterans or maybe even [making] a contribution right away, But I think for me, going into that roster, I just need to go and do what I do right away.”
Brooklyn has also spoken to:
- Maryland big man Jalen Smith
- TCU sharpshooter Desmond Bane
- Memphis forward Precious Achiuwa
- Kentucky guard Immanuel Quickley
- New Zealand Breakers guard RJ Hampton
- SE Melbourne wing Terry Armstrong
- ASVEL guard Theo Maledon
- Prep-to-pro prospect Josh Hall
- Prep-to-pro prospect Karim Mane
- Arizona guard Nico Mannion
- Arizona big man Zeke Nnaji
- Washington big man Isaiah Stewart
- Washington forward Jaden McDaniels
- Arizona wing Josh McDaniels
- Duke big man Vernon Carey
USA TODAY SMG’s Ky Carlin contributed to this story.