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For Egor Dëmin, strength the big improvement, versatility the big priority
There’s been so much written and spoken about Egor Dëmin’s greatly improved strength and how it’s helped him amplify his offense, drive the lane and finish without fear. But as C.J. Holmes reports, there are other aspects to his new physique. He wants to play more with the ball in his hands, as he did […]
Liberty vs. Dream Preview: New York, Atlanta open WNBA semifinals
The journey continues. The New York Liberty took down the Minnesota Lynx at a raucous Barclays Center on Tuesday night, sweeping the No. 1 seed and advancing to the semifinals. It’s been a bumpy ride for New York in 2026, but they have a chance to rewrite their story in a major way. The opponent […]
Keon Ellis is already looking like Jordi Fernández’s kind of player
Keon Ellis is one week into his first Nets training camp, and Jordi Fernández is already seeing what he expected. “He’s got the best hands in the NBA, and that’s hard to teach,” Jordi Fernández said at Friday’s practice. “At the same time, you want to be disciplined and follow the schemes, whatever the game […]
Julius Randle can be just what the Brooklyn Nets need
Julius Randle is saying all the right things. On his leadership style: “I’ve always been somebody that kind of just prefers to lead by example with how I play and how I approach the game. So I don’t have to do anything different with that. But I’m, you know, 13th year in. I’m comfortable speaking […]
Brooklyn Nets are taking it slow with Mikel Brown Jr. ankle injury
Patience is a rare currency in NBA training camps. Yet, at HSS Training Center in Sunset Park, the Brooklyn Nets have plenty of it when it comes to Mikel Brown Jr. The sixth overall pick rolled his left ankle working out before the start of camp. On Media Day, Sean Marks mentioned that he isn’t […]
Brooklyn Nets are all-in on positional size … with a European touch
The Brooklyn Nets are getting bigger without getting slower. At least that’s how it appears Sean Marks and Jordi Fernández will build in Brooklyn. Say it with us: No more small ball! The Nets have spent the past year finding and adding players who can handle the rock, shoot the three, pass and create from […]
ANALYSIS: How New York Liberty swept the #1 seed Minnesota Lynx
The New York Liberty, as slight underdogs, will take on the Atlanta Dream in the semifinals of the WNBA Playoffs after not just defeating, nor even just sweeping, but destroying the #1 seed Minnesota Lynx in the first round. They won each matchup by 16 points, the two-game set slightly more competitive, I guess, than […]
Practice brings reality of competition for spots, minutes
The bright lights of Media Day have been dimmed. Now, as Noah Clowney said Monday, it’s all about five words: “Let the best man win.” With so much unsettled, not surprising on a team that’s still the league’s youngest, the Brooklyn Nets had their first practice Tuesday at HSS Training Center. We’re only three weeks […]
Liberty vs. Lynx: Can New York make WNBA history in Game 2?
History is on the line. In WNBA playoff history, an eight seed has never defeated the one seed in a series. In fact, an eight seed had never beaten a one seed in a series before. What changed was that an No. 8 seed defeated a No. 1 seed in a playoff game and moved […]
What can veterans and the power of friendship do for the Brooklyn Nets?
“There’s a blueprint in the NBA right now where some of the best teams — guys really really enjoy spending time with each other.” I enjoyed this quote from Danny Wolf on Brooklyn Nets Media Day (which Collin Helwig admirably covered here, particularly all news items), because you typically hear “blueprint” regarding roster construction and […]
When a jersey patch deal isn’t just a jersey patch deal
Early Monday morning, just before Media Day began, the Brooklyn Nets announced a “jersey patch” deal with Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant headed, of course, by Joe Tsai… This deal differed substantially from other patch deals, which have gone for as much as eight figures per season. In the past, companies both big and small […]
Brooklyn Nets host Media Day 2026, share optimism, some of it ‘delusional’
If we learned anything at Media Day this year, it’s that the Brooklyn Nets aren’t very good at golf. When Julius Randle hit the links with Mikel Brown Jr. and few other Nets youngsters this summer, he came to that realization quickly. “Third hole in, they were trying to take their shirts off, and it’s […]
ANALYSIS: How did the Liberty beat Minnesota in Game 1?
The regular season concluded with the New York Liberty holding the #8 seed, looking sourly into the mirror and perhaps just a little bit, out of the teeny-tiny corner of their eye but trying not to think about it, toward a very uncomfortable offseason. That uncomfortable offseason could still arrive by the end of the […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 24
The offseason ends Sunday. Monday is Media Day, the beginning of pre-season. Hurrah! A week later, after six practice sessions at HSS Training Center, the 20 players — 15 on standard deals, three on two-ways and as of now two on Exhibit 10s — will fly to Charlotte for their first pre-season game vs. the […]
Liberty vs. Lynx Game 1 Preview: New York heads to Minnesota for a Finals Rematch
It wasn’t the route we expected, but here we are. The New York Liberty are in the playoffs for the sixth consecutive season, and they hope they have a deep playoff run in them. The talent is there. The desire is there. But will the results be there? We’re about to find out. If they […]
Under the Harvest Moon: Why Nets rebuild hits different after Knicks title
Another summer has come and gone with another Nets season about to begin under the harvest moon. Media Day is on Monday and Training Camp begins on Tuesday. The Nets ought to hope the seeds planted in the dark over this long rebuild are finally ready to bear fruit in the light. We’re calling it […]
Dain Dainja, Ben Humrichous get Nets training camp invites
The Brooklyn Nets have filled out their NBA roster and are putting the final touches on training camp which begins next Tuesday, adding two new players Wednesday, both of whom could ultimately help their G League affiliate this season. On Wednesday, Brooklyn signed 6’9” forwards Dain Dainja and Ben Humrichous, both of whom were with […]
Liberty end regular season with whimper, lose to Atlanta Dream 83-65
The New York Liberty wrapped up their regular season with another home loss to the Atlanta Dream, their second in three days. This one didn’t mean anything though. Monday’s loss left sent the Liberty careening toward cliff’s edge, peering into the eight-seed-abyss. On Wednesday, they accepted their; even with a win, they’d need either the […]
The Brooklyn Podcast: Training Camp Eve with Jordan Greene
It’s the last week of September! That means we’re just a few days away from training camp and media day. Ladies and gentlemen — make no mistake about it — Brooklyn basketball will return to your lives soon. Our own Jordan Greene is here to help us get PUMPED for it! We’ll talk through the […]
New York Liberty vs. Atlanta Dream Preview: Regular Season Finale
The New York Liberty had a chance to capture the season series against the Atlanta Dream and move closer to home-court advantage on Monday night. However, they did neither and the Dream pulled away with a major 95-84 win. New York’s playoff seeding remains up in the air as we enter the final game of […]
Which Nets have most to prove as season approaches?
Brian Lewis takes a stab at who on the Brooklyn Nets roster — and in the front office — has the most to prove as 2026-27 approaches. As you’d imagine with a team so young and so inexperienced, the list is long. Things will get going soon. Sean Marks & co. have until October 31 […]
MONTH TO GO! Brooklyn Nets fans can start 2026-27 season countdown
What marks the first day of autumn on most people’s calendars is just another checkpoint for the Brooklyn Nets, but it’s a key one at that. As of today, September 22, the Nets are one month removed from the start of their 2026-27 season, which will tip off in the Barclays Center against the Charlotte […]
New York Liberty Fall to Atlanta Dream, 95-84
The WNBA playoffs technically don’t begin until Sunday afternoon. But for all intents and purposes, the playoffs are already here. With playoff seeding on the line, the eight playoff teams can’t afford to ease into postseason action with so much on the line. At Barclays Center on Monday night, two teams battling for home-court advantage […]
Clara Wu Tsai: We intend to keep Nets, Liberty for ‘generations’
In the latest discussion of how the Tsai family sees the future of their holdings in the Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty, Clara Wu Tsai recently told fellow sports team owner the Baltimore Orioles David M. Rubenstein that she hopes to see the two teams stay in family hands for “generations.” In the wide-ranging […]
Long Island Nets unveil Shawn Swords’ coaching staff
Following the team’s switch in head coaches, the Long Island Nets announced several additions to Shawn Swords’ coaching staff, naming Khalif Wyatt, Bryson Johnson, and Al Paul as assistant coaches. Vladimir Lukomski will serve as head video coordinator and player development coach. Swords was named head coach of the Nets G League affiliate earlier in […]
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