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Allen Crabbe -- Restricted Free Agent The skinny: Crabbe was a little-used backup in Portland in his first two seasons before breaking out as a top bench option for the Trail Blazers this season. Despite backing up C.J. McCollum and Al-Farouq Aminu, Crabbe ranked third on the Trail Blazers in points per game (10.3), fourth in steals per game (0.9), and hit 2.5 three-pointers per game at an excellent 39.3 percent clip. Crabbe a fit? Yes. Crabbe can score from outside, is young (he turned 24 in April), and proved he can be an effective weapon on a playoff team. The Nets are also limited by the "poison pill" rule (aka the Gilbert Arenas rule), a provision that limits how much a team can offer another team's second-round pick in restricted free agency in the first year. That also could backfire on the Nets if they backload a huge offer, hamstringing them in future free agency periods. Worthy pursuit? Sure, as the Nets could use more shooters. But there's a good chance any deal will be matched by the Trail Blazers. What makes it unlikely isn't that he's not good, but that he is.

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