The Brooklyn Nets are set to take on the Charlotte Hornets tonight, hoping to get back on track after a four-game skid. The Nets saw two win in three tries a week ago, keeping several other games competitive.
Despite a 116-99 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks Saturday night, the game was one that showed promise for the Brooklyn Nets because of how their rookies performed.
The Brooklyn Nets have their eyes on the future, as their rookies have been getting more and more playing time. The team still has some productive veterans who can get them win games now but still lacks a true No.
The Charlotte Hornets and Brooklyn Nets are experiencing their share of difficulties this season. The Hornets are coming off two straight home wins and are attempting to win a third in a row Monday night when they face the Nets, who are 0-9 at home, in New York.
The Long Island Nets returned to their home court on Saturday night as they faced off with the undefeated Toronto Raptors 905. This time, though, the Long Island team would be without Danny Wolf as he was recalled to the big club in Brooklyn and Ben Saraf who’s coming off an ankle injury.
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If you had seen any of Danny Wolf's performances this season with the Long Island Nets in the G League, you may not have been surprised by his stat line on Saturday night in Milwaukee.
Saturday night brought another disheartening loss for the Brooklyn Nets, as they fell to the Milwaukee Bucks in a 116-99 road defeat. Early in the rebuild, the Nets have rattled off just three wins to 16 losses, clearly showing they're a bottom-feeder en route to a high draft pick in 2026.
Giannis Antetokounmpo already has a legacy that makes him one of the greatest players in NBA history. On Saturday, he further cemented his legendary status by reaching a major career milestone at a historic pace.
Even in the middle of a mess, something positive can find a way to shine through. The Brooklyn Nets entered the night looking to capitalize on the struggles of a Milwaukee Bucks team that had dropped seven straight games, but instead found themselves on the wrong end of yet another lopsided loss.
The Brooklyn Nets (3-16) hit the road on the second night of a back-to-back for a matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks (9-12). The Nets were shorthanded for the game, down Michael Porter Jr., Cam Thomas, and Egor Demin.
The Nets haven’t been good this year, but at least their losses aren’t top headlines. For now. The Bucks enter Saturday having lost seven straight games, tying their worst losing streak in franchise history.
Terance Mann has started all 18 games for the Brooklyn Nets since joining the organization this past offseason. He has started this season off by averaging 8.9 points, 3.7 assists and 3.4 rebounds per game.
The Brooklyn Nets have been one of the worst teams in basketball and have some intriguing veterans, but it might be best not to be open for business. Throughout the past couple of seasons, the Nets have consistently been one of the league’s most active teams.
Brooklyn Nets fans have been pleading with the team to showcase more of their rookies early this season. They got their wish on Friday night. With Egor Demin and Drake Powell already full-time rotation members, rookie Danny Wolf saw his first extended NBA minutes during a 115-103 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers.
Tonight, the Brooklyn Nets will face off against the Milwaukee Bucks, hoping to pick up just their fourth win of the season. Brooklyn has played better of late, though that hasn't necessarily translated to the win column just yet.
The Brooklyn Nets’ woes continued as they were outplayed by the Philadelphia 76ers. The Brooklyn Nets are officially eliminated from the 2025 NBA Cup following their recent loss against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Brooklyn Nets rookie Danny Wolf is still awaiting his first extended NBA minutes. In the meantime, the No. 27 pick has been gaining experience in the G League, appearing in seven games with the Long Island Nets.
The noise surrounding Jonathan Kuminga and his future with the Golden State Warriors is becoming impossible to ignore. The speculation has only intensified with the realization that his recent absence, caused by a somewhat mysterious knee injury, has forced him to miss several games.
As expected, the Brooklyn Nets are among the worst teams in the NBA. And this is by design. Brooklyn is the youngest team in the league, averaging 23.3, and has five rookies on its 15-man roster.
Jordi Fernandez did not hold back when discussing why he dropped one Brooklyn Nets star from the starting lineup. Few fans were surprised to see the Brooklyn Nets struggle this season, given their roster and where they were planning to compete in the Eastern Conference.