One of the storylines surrounding the Brooklyn Nets throughout the season was the return of D'Angelo Russell, who made his way back to the Barclays Center in the trade that sent Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Giannis Antetokounmpo still seems fairly happy in Milwaukee, but that is not stopping one rival team in the conference from making some apparent overtures.
Ever since the All-Star break, the Brooklyn Nets' defense has been lackluster at best—a stark contrast to the beginning of the 2024-25 NBA season. In the early stages of head coach Jordi Fernandez's first year at the Nets' helm, Brooklyn's identity was built on toughness, effort and, most importantly, defense.
There being just seven games remaining in the 2024-25 NBA season isn't deterring the Brooklyn Nets from exploring future transactions. Per Brian Lewis of the New York Post, Brooklyn and general manager Sean Marks still see Giannis Antetokounmpo as the eventual centerpiece of what was meant to be a long, complete rebuild.
Just over a week ago—in a contest which the Brooklyn Nets looked listless—the Dallas Mavericks picked up a commanding win in their late-season push toward the playoffs.
The Brooklyn Nets rallied from 10 points down to beat the Dallas Mavericks on the road on Monday night 113-109. Head coach Jordi Fernández broke down his team’s surprise win after the game.
The Brooklyn Nets will be among the leaders in cap space during the offseason when they will have a chance to improve the roster. As one of the teams with the most money to spend, the Nets will be linked to many of the league's top restricted free agents, including Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga.
The visiting Brooklyn Nets stunned the streaking Mavericks 113-109 in a back-and-forth thriller on Monday night, dealing a significant blow to Dallas' play-in tournament prospects.
The Brooklyn Nets' season is quickly coming to an end, which means that the front office will soon be doing its best to improve the roster in all categories.
For the majority of the second half of the NBA regular season, the Brooklyn Nets have been hovering around the 12th and 13th seeds of the Eastern Conference.
The Brooklyn Nets are preparing for a busy offseason following year one of their rebuild. Negotiating a new contract for Cam Thomas will be among their top orders of business.
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The Long Island Nets finished their G League regular season with a 17-17 record after completing their March schedule with a pair of losses at home to the Cleveland Charge, the Cavaliers’ affiliate team.
On Monday night, the Brooklyn Nets are set to face off against the Dallas Mavericks as they look to build on their narrow victory against the Washington Wizards just two nights prior.
The Brooklyn Nets have multiple paths to consider this offseason. They could absorb bad contracts for future assets, following the Washington Wizards’ model.
Clinging to a spot in the Western Conference play-in tournament picture, the Dallas Mavericks need a win over the visiting Brooklyn Nets on Monday night.
Despite Cam Thomas' contract situation likely to dominate headlines for the Brooklyn Nets this summer, the franchise could opt to seek outside talent heading into year two of its complete rebuild.
The NBA championship is long out of reach for the Brooklyn Nets, but the wordplay championship is still very much in play for them. Brooklyn pulled a hilarious move during a recent home game against the LA Clippers.
The Brooklyn Nets have multiple paths to consider this offseason. They could absorb bad contracts in exchange for future assets, following the Washington Wizards‘ model.
Former college basketball star Drew Timme has proven he can shine on the NBA hardwood, turning in a stellar performance for the Brooklyn Nets in just his second game and earning a three-word statement of praise from the team.
The Brooklyn Nets hold a 24-51 record, placing 12th in the Eastern Conference, and they are no longer playoff contenders. Although the team is clearly rebuilding, the organization has not made its future direction known.
Jalen Wilson and Tyrese Martin scored 20 points apiece as the visiting Brooklyn Nets snapped a six-game losing streak with a 115-112 win over the Washington Wizards on Saturday night.
The Brooklyn Nets have a 23-51 record right now and they sit at 13th in the East. The Washington Wizards have been even worse, with a 16-57 record, which places them at 15th in the Eastern Conference and is the second-worst in the league overall.
One of college basketball’s former cult heroes has officially earned his spot in the NBA.
Several Brooklyn Nets prospects could receive expanded opportunities as the team angles for a top draft pick to close the season. Former first-round pick Dariq Whitehead is the most notable of the group.
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