NEW YORK — The Brooklyn Nets are going to play big this season. Their roster leaves them little other choice. Without Kyrie Irving (ineligible – unvaccinated), the Nets have been vocal about replacing his 27-point-per-game production by committee. Yet outside of the Big Three of Irving, Kevin Durant and James Harden, the Nets’ other 17 collective All-Star appearances fall in the frontcourt. LaMarcus Aldridge is a seven-time All-Star, Blake Griffin’s been nominated six times and Paul Millsap has been to All-Star Weekend four times — not to mention Nic Claxton’s unique skill set positions him as…