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Takeaways: Nets’ offense shines again in 131-122 preseason win over Wizards

It’s only the preseason, but heading into Monday night, the Brooklyn Nets have given fans plenty to be encouraged by. They opened with a dominant 124-90 win over the Charlotte Hornets before taking down a star-studded Philadelphia 76ers team, 114-108, on Thursday. On Monday, the Nets traveled to Washington for their third preseason contest, taking […]

Post-divorce, Clara Wu Tsai looking at horizons across a wide spectrum

In her first interview since she and Joe Tsai announced their divorce in July, Clara Wu Tsai spoke with the New York Times culture critic Ginia Bellafonte about how she sees new horizons for her not just in basketball, but in the arts including new works at Barclays Center, social justice initatives and the varied […]

The Brooklyn Podcast: A New Kind of Preseason

It hard, almost impossible to have a real, encouraging win in the NBA preseason…but the Brooklyn Nets just got one! The Nets defeated LeBron and the Super Sixers on Thursday night. That means we’re also now halfway through the preseason. In this episode of The Brooklyn with Pooch & Collin, we discuss takeaways from those […]

Waiting for the swagger: Anticipation grows for Mikel Brown Jr. debut

No word yet on whether Mikel Brown Jr. will make his preseason debut Monday night in Washington vs. the Wizards and overall No. 1 pick, A.J. Dybantsa. A lot presumably will depend on how he does during practice on Sunday afternoon at HSS Training Center. Last we heard from Brian Lewis at the Nets Fan […]

ANALYSIS: Frontcourt potential emerges on Long Island Nets’ roster

Like the Brooklyn Nets, whose preseason tipped off on Tuesday, the Long Island Nets’ roster is filling up ahead of training camp later this month; and also like the big club, Long Island’s frontcourt includes something the organization values in its development: positional size “I do think positional size is a factor we look at,” […]

Liberty vs. Dream game 3 preview: Can NY prevent the sweep?

Time is running out. The New York Liberty fought to get Game 2 into overtime, but couldn’t bring it all the way home and lost a heartbreaker, 101-98 on Wednesday night in Atlanta. They trail this best of five series 2-0 and their backs are completely against the wall now. If they want to get […]

Takeaways: Nets spoil 76ers ‘Super Team’ debut in Preseason, win 114-108

‘Tis the preseason. The Brooklyn Nets began theirs on Tuesday night in Charlotte, putting on quite the performance, particularly at the offensive end, as they aerosol sprayed the “Hornets” en route to a 124-90 victory. Hornets is in qoutes because Kon Knueppel, Brandon Miller, and Coby White all sat out. Thursday, it was the Philadelphia […]

New York Liberty vs. Atlanta Dream Game 2 Preview: Can NY Even the Series?

The New York Liberty need a win after the Dream took Game 1. You would think that after upsetting the best team in the W, the road would get easier for the Liberty on their way toward another championship. Sunday proved it doesn’t. It’s clear the series nor journey back to the promised land is […]

Takeaways: Brooklyn Nets destroy Hornets, 124-90, to open preseason

The Brooklyn Nets visited the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday night to open preseason play. Mikel Brown Jr. did not play, still rehabbing his ankle injury, nor did Joshua Jefferson and his stiff lower back. All other regulars did, though, with Egor Dëmin, Keon Ellis, Michael Porter Jr., Julius Randle, and Day’Ron Sharpe the starting lineup. […]

ANALYSIS: How New York Liberty lost gross Game 1 to the Atlanta Dream

The New York Liberty lost Game 1 of the WNBA semifinals to the Atlanta Dream. The score was 92-82. On the other coast, Becky Hammon said her Las Vegas Aces “played like ass and only lost by ten,” when really they lost by 11 to the Golden State Valkyries, but pedantry was not the point, […]

Long Island Nets acquire DJ Rodman, son of Dennis Rodman

The Long Island Nets roster continues to take shape after officially acquiring DJ Rodman, son of Basketball Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman. The Long Island Nets acquired Rodman’s rights from the Greensboro Swarm in exchange for the rights to guard Alex Schumacher and forward Jahlil White. Rodman stands at 6-foot-6 and has appeared in 70 […]

“Shock the World” — Brooklyn’s new motto at inaugural ‘Nets Fest’

For the first time in Brooklyn Nets history, the franchise held ‘Nets Fest’ at the Major Owens Community Center in Brooklyn. In the past, fans celebrated the upcoming NBA season at ‘Practice In The Park’, but the Nets came up with a new idea for this year: a full on festival. The goal? Celebrate all […]

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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]