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NBA Summer League Live Discussion: Brooklyn Nets vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 3:00 PM ET
The Nets couldn’t close it out in their first Summer League game against the Kings, and depending on how much stock you want to put into the exhibition matchups, there were plenty of positives to take away. One being Egor Dëmin, who dropped 23 points and looked like a Summer League veteran. They also played […]
Nets lose to Kings, 79-76, without Mikel Brown Jr, but Egor Demin shines
It’s Game One of Summer League, a long way from preseason, then regular season but it’s also been a long time since Brooklyn Nets fans saw their team in action back in April and so the interest level was high on July 4th. There was some disappointments like the Nets lost , 76-76, to the […]
NBA Summer League Live Discussion: Brooklyn Nets vs. Sacramento Kings, 5:00 pm ET
It’s been a long time since the Nets had this much to look forward to at Summer League. No matter how you want to look at it, they have a ton of stock in the players playing in Sacramento. We had a late edit to today’s thread as fans anticipated Mikel Brown Jr’s (6th overall) […]
Nets vs. Kings preview: Summer League begins in Sacramento
Brooklyn Nets basketball is back. Now, it may not be regular-season action or even preseason, but Nets hoops are back, nevertheless. Today, while America’s 250th birthday is celebrated around the country, the Nets will kick off their eight-game Summer League schedule in Sacramento, squaring off against the Sacramento Kings. Brooklyn will play three games at […]
How NBA’s new owners reset the League in 72 Hours
If you want to understand why this off-season feels so traumatic for fanbases across the league, stop staring at salary caps and start looking at ownership. Particularly new owners. We are only three days into free agency — which, realistically, is a lifetime in the modern NBA. But the landscape has already shifted and ironically […]
How NBA’s new owners reset the League in 72 Hours
If you want to understand why this off-season feels so traumatic for fanbases across the league, stop staring at salary caps and start looking at ownership. Particularly new owners. We are only three days into free agency — which, realistically, is a lifetime in the modern NBA. But the landscape has already shifted and ironically […]
Liberty have best game of the season, beat Lynx 99-86
The game after you win a trophy can be a bit of a letdown. Everyone’s feeling good and coming down off the high of a big time victory, especially at home. You have to be careful to avoid a letdown and you have to make sure you’re focused on the opponent in front of you. […]
Liberty vs. Lynx preview: a new opportunity for the Cup champs
Even though the game did not count towards the regular season standings or notable statistics, the Liberty’s 93-85 win against the Las Vegas Aces was the biggest moment of the season. Sabrina Ionescu had her best game of the season with 26-5-5, Stewie added in her own 25, and the Liberty did not fall victim […]
Nets’ youth excited to go from the weight room to summer ball
The Brooklyn Nets have landed in Sacramento, gearing up for the California Classic with a squad of rookies, sophomores, and fringe NBA players looking to make an impression during this extended summer showcase. This means that Nets fans are dying to get their first look at Mikel Brown Jr. and Tyler Bilodeau (but mostly Mikel), […]
Brooklyn Nets 2026 Summer League: Schedule, Roster, How to Watch
Summer League has become a particularly special time of year for Nets fans over the past two seasons. Last summer, Brooklyn’s 2025 No. 8 pick, Egor Dёmin, headlined a roster packed with rookies. This year, No. 6 overall pick Mikel Brown Jr. leads a squad with even more young pieces to get excited about. The […]
Nets signing Moe Wagner to two-year, $19 million deal
The Brooklyn Nets have added to their roster. It’s not a guard this time. Far from it, actually. Moe Wagner signed a two-year, $19 million deal to join the team Wednesday morning. Mike Scotto of HoopsHype had the news first. The signing will drop their cap space to around $25 million, according to reports. As […]
New York Liberty beat Las Vegas Aces 93-85, win Commissioner’s Cup title
The WNBA slammed head-first into one glaring logistical risk of holding a mid-season tournament championship game smack-dab in the middle of the calendar. The New York Liberty hosted the Las Vegas Aces fresh off a four-game West Coast road trip, flying back from the Bay Area the day before. But they had it better than […]
Nets signing Keon Ellis to two year, $18 million deal
The Brooklyn Nets first free agent signing of the 2026 off-season is Keon Ellis, a 26-year-old 6’4″ 3-and-D shooting guard. Ellis, who played last season for the Sacramento Kings and Cleveland Cavaliers, will be paid $18 million over the next two seasons under the proposed deal. Shams Charania was first with the news… Shams also […]
Nets two-ways take shape as they decline Tyson Etienne’s QO
With the beginning of the NBA’s moratorium period less than 24 hours away, the Brooklyn Nets have officially made decisions on all of their club options. Chaney Johnson will be back on a two-way contract, and Malachi Smith will be on the team’s training camp roster. Josh Minott and Day’Ron Sharpe, respectively, earned extensions, and […]
Commissioner’s Cup Final! NY Liberty vs. Las Vegas Aces
A much needed return home. The New York Liberty closed out their four game road trip with a matchup against the Golden State Valkyries on Sunday night. The Libs played hard, but couldn’t match up and took another loss. The opponent tonight is a familiar one. The Las Vegas Aces keep trucking along and are […]
Mikel Brown Jr. carries a great burden, but even more confidence
Earlier this week, Net Income defined Brooklyn’s decision to select Mikel Brown Jr. at No. 6 overall as the franchise’s “biggest decision since John Calipari muffed 1996 Draft and wimped out by deciding against taking Kobe Bryant.” Debate the particulars if you want, but the point is clear: Mikel Brown Jr. has the weight of […]
Takeaways from the New York Liberty’s 76-67 loss to Golden State
Since this is, technically, a day-late game recap, the New York Liberty did not play that poorly against the Golden State Valkyries on Sunday night. Is it fair to be concerned about the state of the 12-8 team right now, on the eve of their Commissioner’s Cup Final against the Las Vegas Aces? Sure, but […]
SIGNED: Nets keeping Day’Ron Sharpe, Josh Minott
The Brooklyn Nets are bringing back both Day’Ron Sharpe and Josh Minott on two-year deals, according to reports Monday morning by Shams Charania and Mike Scotto. The team also exercised its team option on Malachi Smith, but the deal was totally non-guaranteed. Sharpe will sign a two-year, $20 million deal, apparently without options, while Minott […]
Nets decline team option on Ziaire Williams … what’s next?
The Brooklyn Nets on Sunday declined their $6.25 million team option on Ziaire Williams, making him an unrestricted free agent and calling into question his future in Brooklyn. While, the Nets could re-sign him, there’s also a possibility that he could sign elsewhere and Brooklyn would lose him for nothing. Indeed, not long after the […]
Nets Daily Off-Season Report – No. 10
So how we feeling? Better, it seems, than we did 1) at the end of the season; 2) after the Lottery; 3) when the Canyon of Heroes was filled with orange and blue. It wasn’t just the trade for Julius Randle, the selection of Micbael Brown Jr. (and Joshua Jefferson) in the first round or […]
Liberty vs. Valkyries preview: End of the tough road trip
After what looked like a team that was starting to find their groove again with their 97-86 victory against the Las Vegas Aces, the New York Liberty are yet again coming off a loss that was way below their championship-level standards. As our dear friend Lucas Kaplan explained, there were multiple possessions against the Seattle […]
Nets remaking their roster? Rumor paints interest in Keon Ellis, Rui Hachimura
First, the Brooklyn Nets traded their long-serving player, Nic Claxton, to the Chicago Bulls in a three=team deal that sent them Julius Randle, a three-time All-Star and two-time All-NBA player. Then came the NBA Draft where they selected the highest pick they’ve had in 16 years as well as a second second, part of the […]
Jefferson feels lucky to be in Brooklyn, wants to bring physical game
Last June, the Brooklyn Nets traded Cam Johnson, a player earning a little more $20 million to the Denver Nuggets for Michael Porter Jr. and a future first round pick, the Nuggets unprotected first in 2032. It was a salary dump and Denver seemed tired of MPJ. The cost to the Nets for salary cap […]
In midst of celebrations, Mikel Brown Jr. talked faith, family, heritage
Mikel Brown Jr. talked about a lot of things after he was selected by the Brooklyn Nets at No. 6 in the NBA Draft on Wednesday. And in talking with NetsDaily, he spoke as well as what’s important to him: faith and family as well as his Puerto Rican roots. “Faith definitively plays a big […]
Nets Announce Full 2026 Summer League Schedule
The NBA draft is now in the books, and while free agency doesn’t start until next week, we’ve already begun peeking at its pages. That means NBA Summer League, and our next chance to get a tangible look at the Nets, is right around the corner. On Friday morning, Brooklyn announced the first four of […]
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