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Nets select Markel Brown with No. 44 pick in 2014 NBA Draft

The Oklahoma State shooting guard could take the place of Shaun Livingston should he leave via free agency.

by Dane Delgado
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The Brooklyn Nets have selected Markel Brown from Oklahoma State after making a trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves, sending $2 million in cash for the pick.

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