The Brooklyn Nets fell to the Boston Celtics 130-126 in double overtime, two days after getting destroyed by 54 points by the New York Knicks. With the Celtics up 103-96 with less than two minutes to go in regulation, it appeared the game was all but over for the Nets.
The Brooklyn Nets sulked back to the visitors’ locker room after a historic, 54-point loss to the New York Knicks on Wednesday night. Jordi Fernández headed to a brief postgame presser, where he fell on the sword in his typically monotone style.
The Long Island Nets returned to their home court on Friday night, January 23, for a showdown with the 10-2 Toronto Raptors 905, the G League’s best team.
If you walked into the Barclays Center on Friday night, you were probably bracing for impact. After Wednesday’s 54-point catastrophic meltdown against the Knicks, a game that will unfortunately live in franchise infamy, the vibe in Brooklyn was somewhere between a funeral and an intervention.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The Brooklyn Nets had nowhere to go but up on Friday night. Not that it wasn’t obviously, but everyone knew it, and seemed focused on it. “Just bounce back,” said Michael Porter Jr.
Wednesday night's 54-point loss to the Knicks was one of the worst losses in franchise history. The Brooklyn Nets (12-31) returned to the Barclays Center on Friday looking to erase that game with a matchup against the Boston Celtics (28-16).
The Brooklyn Nets, like many other teams, have had active trade deadlines in year's past. The biggest deals that have happened for the Nets have mostly had big names leaving the organization rather than join it.
When the Nets picked up Noah Clowney’s $5.41 million team option for the 2026–27 season, they weren’t just going through the motions. This was a real vote of confidence in a young forward who’s still figuring out his NBA game.
There isn’t much good news to report after a 54-point loss to the Knicks, but we’ll offer one: the Nets have an opportunity to make up for it against the Celtics.
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The Brooklyn Nets’ offense in the 2025–26 season isn’t just slumping; it’s stuck in a very dangerous crossroads. It is at a certain point that most teams know what to do when they study film on the Nets.
Michael Porter Jr.’s stock is rising. Porter has put together an All-Star-caliber season as the Brooklyn Nets’ No. 1 option. The forward’s production in his new role is changing the narrative surrounding his place in the NBA hierarchy.
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The Brooklyn Nets will face off against the Boston Celtics for the third time this season. Brooklyn earned its third victory of the season the last time they faced the Celtics in Boston, showing Nets fans a glimmer of hope in a very dark situation.
Embarrassment may be the lone takeaway for the Brooklyn Nets in their 120-66 loss to the New York Knicks. The rivalry beatdown surprisingly only marked Brooklyn's largest margin of defeat since Jan.
Pretty much same ol’, same ol’. In a series of tweets and podcasts Thursday, pundits suggested that with two weeks to go before the February 5 (3:00 p.m.
Terance Mann has emerged as a leader for a young Brooklyn Nets squad this season. In fact, he's one of two players on the roster that will turn 30 years old later this calendar year, if you include Haywood Highsmith.
Michael Porter Jr. revealed he’s been playing through a knee injury amid a dip in production over the last two weeks. The Brooklyn Nets forward said he suffered an MCL sprain during a Jan.
The NBA trade deadline is two weeks away, and the Brooklyn Nets will be at the center of numerous conversations. With several veterans in their rotation and an NBA-high $15 million in cap space, the rebuilding squad is positioned to be a seller and facilitator for larger deals.
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Nobody expected the Brooklyn Nets to make some noise in the Eastern Conference this season. Truth be told, it has stayed that way so far. In addition, from the plethora of rookies they selected in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft, the most notable one is arguably Danny Wolf.