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Long Island Nets heading for Canada again, talk Coliseum
The Long Island Nets are headed back to Canada, while their future at the Nassau Coliseum remains a year-to-year proposition. Speaking with NetsDaily at the team’s fourth annual Summerfest at Jones Beach on Saturday, Vice President of Business Operations Morgan Taylor confirmed that Long Island will return to Canada for a third straight season. “Yes, […]
New York Liberty burned by Natasha Cloud, Chicago Sky, lose 93-86
The New York Liberty faced the Chicago Sky on Tuesday night. With the third quarter and the shot clock winding down, Natasha Cloud caught the ball five feet behind the top of the key. She had no choice but to heave a skying 27-footer over Rebekah Gardner, a low-percentage shot that everybody watching the game, […]
Brooklyn Nets signing 6’10” Nick Pringle to Exhibit 10 deal
NetsDaily has confirmed that the Brooklyn Nets are signing Nick Pringle, a 6’10”, 230-pound 24-year-old power forward out of Arkansas, to an Exhibit 10 deal. Pringle, who went undrafted in June, played last season at Arkansas with Darius Acuff and Trevon Brazile, drafted at No. 7 and 35th. An Exhibit 1o can be a training […]
NetsDaily Reacts: How many games will the Brooklyn Nets win in 2026-27?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Nets fans and fans across the country. Whatever win total you have in mind for the Brooklyn Nets, double it before you ask Jordi Fernandez. For whatever it means to the Nets, oddsmakers […]
NY Liberty vs. Chicago Sky Preview: Liberty seek third straight win
Another day, another win. The New York Liberty started slowly on Saturday afternoon against the Connecticut Sun. Luckily for them, they woke up in time and walked away with a much needed 82-75 victory in their final appearance in Connecticut. The Sky are still trying to find their way. This season has been a disappointment […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 18
The 2026-27 schedule is out and it shows the Brooklyn Nets, generally seen as having one of the worst rosters in the NBA this season, will open the season October 21 vs. the Charlotte Hornets, just as they did last season, only in Brooklyn rather than Charlotte. The game is not likely to get much […]
New York Liberty wake up vs. Connecticut Sun, win 82-75
There were two fun stretches in the New York Liberty’s otherwise irritating victory over the Connecticut Sun on Sunday afternoon. The first came in the second quarter, after the Liberty had spent the first quarter messing around against a really bad Sun team that was also missing Brittney Griner. But these 8-24 Sun had lost […]
NY Liberty vs. Connecticut Sun Preview: Stewart, Jones, and Liberty Say Goodbye to Uncasville
A smooth cruise turned into a sweat at the end. The Liberty were up by as many as 28 points in the fourth quarter in Saturday’s matchup vs. the Sparks, but they gradually let go of the rope and almost lost the game outright. Fortunately for them, they woke up just in time and escaped […]
The Brooklyn Podcast: Dog Days 1.0 & Mailbag SPECIAL
We’re now in the dog days of summer with little-to-no Nets related news to chat about. So, this week, we turned our attention to you, the fans and listeners of the show. In this MAILBAG SPECIAL, we answer a variety of fan-submitted questions, naming our favorite Nets we’ve gotten to interview on the beat, MPJ’s […]
NetsDaily Reacts: Nets Fans Prefer the Original Herringbone Court (Poll)
As noted in the first iteration of this poll, aesthetics mean a lot to Brooklyn Nets fans. The team has moved and rebranded each time — from Long Island to New Jersey to Brooklyn. They turned from the elites of the ABA to laughingstock of the NBA, but don’t get it mistaken: the Nets and […]
New York Liberty survive near-disaster, beat Los Angeles Sparks 85-81
I was worried about the New York Liberty on Thursday night. They played the 12-20 Los Angeles Sparks at home, just two days after getting embarrassed by the Indiana Fever on national television. Okay, maybe “embarrassed” is a strong word, but it was New York’s first game against a real good team in some time, […]
Brooklyn Nets to open season at home vs. Charlotte Hornets on October 21
The NBA is out with its 2026-27 schedule and the Brooklyn Nets will open at Barclays Center on October 21 vs the Charlotte Hornets. Game Time: 7:30 p.m. ET. The two teams opened last season as well with the game in Charlotte. Here’s the details… There will be two nationally scheduled games, same as last […]
Liberty vs. Sparks preview: Can New York snap back?
If there is a time to keep moving the momentum forward, it is the month of August during the WNBA season. This month particularly has been good to the Liberty thus far, despite having just lost to the Indiana Fever on a barrage of Kelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark buckets. With a 4-1 record in […]
Brooklyn Nets NBA Cup and National TV Schedule Announced
We now have the first piece of the puzzle that is the Brooklyn Nets’ 2026-27 regular season schedule. This morning, the NBA announced dates, times, and locations for the Emirates NBA Cup group round matchups. Brooklyn’s games, which should all be televised on the YES Network, include the following: While all will matter equally on […]
New York Liberty smoked by Indiana Fever, lose 106-92
The New York Liberty lost to the Indiana Fever 106-92 on Tuesday evening, but it wasn’t really that close. Indiana led by 21 toward the end of the first half, and though the Liberty did cut the deficit to a single-digit in the second half, the Fever quickly regained control. New York had won seven […]
NY Liberty vs. Indiana Fever: Can the Liberty contain Kelsey Mitchell & Caitlin Clark?
Stacking wins. The New York Liberty hosted the Las Vegas Aces for an early matinee game on Sunday at Barclays Center. The Aces treated it as a rest day, which gave the Liberty even more of an advantage in a matchup between long time rivals. New York went wire-to-wire and cruised to a 111-71 victory […]
NetsDaily Reacts: Original Herringbone vs. Current Grayscale Court Design
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Nets fans and fans across the country. In the world of the Brooklyn Nets, aesthetics are everything — especially during the quiet lulls of the NBA offseason. While fans usually debate jerseys or logos, […]
Is there hope in history for Brooklyn Nets fans?
Brian Lewis on Tuesday examines the slow pace of the Nets rebuild which as of this past weekend has been underway in some form or another for three and half years since Kevin Durant became the final piece of the Big Three to be traded back on February 9, 2023. As Lewis writes, there’s no […]
Is their hope in history for Brooklyn Nets fans?
Brian Lewis on Tuesday examines the slow pace of the Nets rebuild which as of this past weekend has been underway in some form or another for three and half years since Kevin Durant became the final piece of the Big Three to be traded back on February 9, 2023. As Lewis writes, there’s no […]
Takeaways from New York Liberty 40-piece vs. Las Vegas Aces, more
Sunday afternoon was Legends Weekend at the Barclays Center for the New York Liberty. Rebecca Lobo was announcing the game for ESPN, while Becky Hammon, coaching the Las Vegas Aces, was also in the building. It was a full house… Sadly, her Aces did not reciprocate the vibe. Legends A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray, and Jackie […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 17
Not much going on out there. We’ve written about Michael Porter Jr.‘s extension and why Joe and Clara Wu Tsai are likely to hang on to their Brooklyn sports assets, despite their marital split. That’s not mentioning the rationale behind the Liberty’s decision to move on from Betnijah Laney-Hamilton, a critical piece in New York’s […]
Liberty vs. Aces Preview: A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray, Jackie Young out for Sunday Matinee in New York
Stacking another win. The New York Liberty played the second of their mini-series against the Seattle Storm on Wednesday night. The Liberty won 92-86 to extend their current winning streak to three games. With the standings as jumbled as they are, the Liberty need to grab every win they can so they stay close to […]
As mini-deadline approaches, Nets talks with Michael Porter Jr. may accelerate
The Nets can extend Michael Porter Jr.’s expiring $40.8 million contract right up to next July’s free agency. There’s no real deadline, but Tuesday may offer a signal as to the Nets thinking on the 28-year-old who put up 24/7/3 last season, a career high, as the Brooklyn rejected trade offers at the February deadline. […]
NetsDaily Reacts: How Fans Evaluate the Brooklyn Nets 2026 Offseason
With the dog days of summer officially here, we turned to Nets World to gauge the community’s perspective on the state of the franchise after the 2026 offseason. The Nets didn’t make any crazy splashes but they still had a relatively busy offseason: Still no word on an extension for Michael Porter Jr. While we […]
On Betnijah Laney-Hamilton’s depressing ending with the New York Liberty
Here’s the good news: You will not remember Betnijah Laney-Hamilton’s New York Liberty tenure by its finale. When Laney-Hamilton is inevitably inducted into the Liberty Ring of Honor, 16,000 zealous fans will pour their hearts out for her, only right for a player who helped create one of the best environments in pro sports. Many […]
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