The Brooklyn Nets have plenty of questions to answer next season, and their defense inside could be one of the most interesting. As the Nets prepare for the 2026-27 season, they have plenty of questions surrounding what their team may look like.
Amid the ongoing debate about transgender athletes in basketball, NBA star Michael Porter Jr. has spoken about his viral photo with a trans woman in Taiwan.
Michael Porter Jr.'s future with the Brooklyn Nets is very much in doubt. Plenty of teams will likely check in on Porter's availabiliy at any point throughout the season, though it might take until the trade deadline for any deal to materialize.
The Brooklyn Nets will be looking to make the postseason in 2027, and making plays in clutch time could be what gets them there. As the Nets look forward to next season and coming out of this stage of their rebuild, they will need to find ways to win some more tight games.
The Brooklyn Nets are in an interesting spot, and they might need to consider dealing some of their future draft capital soon. After an offseason filled with change, the Nets are looking to get back into the postseason in 2027.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Michael Porter Jr. is looking to build on his All-Star caliber season this upcoming year. However, he might not be a member of the Brooklyn Nets past the trade deadline, according to ClutchPoints' Erik Slater, as he was joined with Yossi Gosland and the New York Post's Brian Lewis on an episode of the Third Apron podcast.
The Brooklyn Nets are still picking up the pieces after their failed superteam experiment with Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and James Harden. Without a superstar to build around or a star young prospect to develop, the Nets are in a state of limbo as they decide what to do next.
The Brooklyn Nets have higher expectations next season, which also means higher expectations for their head coach. After spending the past few seasons in the midst of a rebuild, the Nets appear ready to begin competing for a spot in the postseason again.
In our latest offseason fan poll, 58% of Brooklyn Nets fans predict the team will finish between the 11th and 15th seed in the Eastern Conference for the 2026-27 season.
For most of last season, the Brooklyn Nets looked exactly like what they were: a young team quietly sorting out which guys were actually going to stick around for the next stage.
Julius Randle joined the New York Knicks after Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving spurned the Manhattan-based franchise for the Brooklyn Nets in 2019. The Knicks were a major laughingstock at the time, even becoming the butt of a joke in a Pixar movie.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Grant Nelson is headed back to the Nets, as the 7-foot forward has agreed to a two-way contract, agent Max Wiepking told Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. Nelson, who went undrafted out of Alabama in 2025, spent most of last season with the Long Island Nets.
Free agent forward Grant Nelson has reached an agreement to sign a two-way contract with the Nets, agent Max Wiepking tells Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter link).
Brooklyn Nets forward Michael Porter Jr. appeared on the latest episode of Deflected along with his teammate Egor Demin. Players have to answer awkward questions on the show if they get scored on in NBA 2K27, and Porter got an interesting one at one point.
Brooklyn is hoping to have a resurgent season, but it shouldn’t be afraid to blow it up quickly if it has a poor start. Next season, the Nets will be looking to get themselves in the mix for a postseason spot in one of the deepest Eastern Conferences in recent memory.
Julius Randle is not interested in claiming a title that was not his to win. Now suiting up for the Brooklyn Nets, the veteran forward was recently asked whether he should count himself as a champion given the role he played in the New York Knicks’ long climb back to relevance.
The Brooklyn Nets have been prioritizing character as they navigate this long, arduous rebuild. One of their most recent draft picks, Mikel Brown Jr., checks a lot of Nets GM Sean Marks and coach Jordi Fernández's boxes from a character standpoint, but it's clear he has a ton of intangibles that could help him become a star at the next level.
The Brooklyn Nets have an interesting season ahead, and their star forward is set for a pivotal year of his career. Going into next season, the Nets are hoping to get back to the postseason for the first time since 2023.
The Brooklyn Nets have unveiled "Eras Nights" for the 2026-27 season. The Nets will be commemorating many of the franchise's most memorable moments throughout the decades.
Taylor Swift had the “Eras Tour.” Now, the Brooklyn Nets have “Era Nights.” For Nets fans of all ages, Barclays Center is becoming a celebration of the franchise’s past, present and future in the coming season with six different celebrations.
Following two seasons that featured a combined 118 losses, the Brooklyn Nets have officially shed the tanking label. Jordi Fernandez and co. will look to take a step back towards relevance during the 2026-27 campaign. Despite this, Brooklyn had a relatively quiet offseason.
The Brooklyn Nets have had high highs and low lows since moving to New York City in 2012. According to their owner, watching the crosstown New York Knicks win the title was one of the lowest.