Noah Clowney was Brooklyn’s most intriguing prospect entering the season, and he likely still is. But his sophomore campaign left the Nets wanting more.

And while the Nets, who lost 105-90 to the Timberwolves on Thursday night, are happy with him and don’t fear any chronic issues (think LaMelo Ball), the injuries have robbed Clowney of valuable developmental time for a prospect in desperate need of it.

Brooklyn Nets forward Noah Clowney season has ended after suffering his latest ankle sprain. Here's what some of the Nets think about his season.