Entering the 2025-26 season, there aren't many expectations at all for the Brooklyn Nets. That comes with the growing pains and struggles of developing talent through a rebuild.
They may sound like sports cliches but for the Brooklyn Nets, imitation is the highest form of flattery, and there’s no need to reinvent the wheel when the defending NBA champions just laid out the formula.
A former first-round pick is hitting the waiver wire ahead of the NBA’s opening week. Kobe Bufkin is reportedly set to part ways with the Brooklyn Nets.
The Nets are only a couple of days away from the start of the regular season, which means the start of a new chapter in Brooklyn. Over the past couple of years, the Nets have been trying to figure out where they stand in the NBA.
Brooklyn Nets forward Haywood Highsmith hoped to return from offseason knee surgery in time for the team’s regular season opener. However, following an injury setback, he’ll be sidelined much longer.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
The preseason is over and the regular season is right around the corner for the Brooklyn Nets. The Nets will open regular-season play on Wednesday night when they travel to Charlotte to play the Hornets at 7 p.m.
Nic Claxton is the longest tenured Brooklyn Net, and he is still just 26 years old. He hit his peak back in the 2022-23 season, where he averaged 12.6 points, 9.2 rebounds and 3.4 stocks per game.
The Nets have waived guard Kobe Bufkin, as reported by ESPN’s Shams Charania. Brooklyn later confirmed the move. Bufkin was traded from Atlanta to Brooklyn last month for $110,000 in cash considerations, joining a crowded backcourt that already featured recent first-rounders Ben Saraf, Egor Demin and Nolan Traore.
Nets forward Haywood Highsmith recently experienced a setback in his attempted return from a torn meniscus, the team announced via X. He will be re-evaluated in eight weeks.
The Brooklyn Nets’ offseason took an interesting turn because of one player, but that situation might resolve itself before it becomes an issue again in 2026.
The Brooklyn Nets' fanbase eagerly awaited the eventual debut of the eighth overall pick in June's draft, Egor Demin. On Friday night, they finally witnessed the BYU product on an NBA court for the first time (not counting summer league), and they likely enjoyed what they saw.
The 2025 NBA preseason is in the books for the Brooklyn Nets after a 119-114 loss to the Toronto Raptors. While preseason results should be taken lightly, for a team like Brooklyn in the midst of a rebuild, every game matters for future roster construction.
The Brooklyn Nets' preseason is officially over after their final preseason game against the Toronto Raptors. In a 119-114 loss, they finish the preseason 2-2, and now have to gear up for the regular season.
Last season, Keon Johnson was one of the Brooklyn Nets' most important contributors. In typical Jordi Fernandez fashion, the first-year head coach was able to help Johnson blossom into an impactful NBA role player, which included a four-point boost to the 23-year-old's nightly scoring average.
Egor Demin’s NBA debut was the most anticipated for a Brooklyn Nets rookie since the team’s move from New Jersey. After missing most of the preseason with a plantar fascia tear, the No.
Michael Porter Jr. dominated the Toronto Raptors with a wild stat line in the Brooklyn Nets’ 119-114 loss in their preseason finale on Friday night. Porter is preparing for his first season with the Nets, moving on from the Denver Nuggets after seven years.
The future of the Nets depends on nailing the picks they have coming to them in upcoming drafts. Unfortunately, GM Sean Marks and the Nets front office haven't inspired confidence that they can do it.
The Nets’ offseason has been one big balancing act. As Luke Adams of HoopsRumors wrote in his season preview, this is a rebuild, but it’s not one without a plan.