The Brooklyn Nets will have their work cut out as they look to make the postseason, but they could make it easier with some interconference success. Next season, the Nets will be looking to return to competitive basketball.
Albert Ghim writes for No Ceilings, one of the more sophisticated NBA sites, and last week, he got a rare chance to check up on veteran players working out on the West Coast, particularly those charges of personal trainer Zach Gonzalez.
The Brooklyn Nets had a somewhat interesting offseason this summer, acquiring Julius Randle in a salary dump trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves, and also parting ways with center Nic Claxton.
By enlarged, Sean Marks has built a roster full of promising, young talent with a keen eye on building for a sustainable future. Between a backcourt of
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.
Julius Randle isn’t ready to accept being part of a losing organization after being traded from Minnesota to Brooklyn this summer, writes Andrew Crane of The New York Post.
The Brooklyn Nets are set for another season, and how they start could go a long way in determining how the season unfolds. After an offseason full of change, the Nets are looking to get back to playing competitive basketball.
The Brooklyn Nets made plenty of intriguing moves this offseason, but there’s always a chance it won’t end with their desired results. Over the past few months, the Nets have been preparing for the upcoming season by making several moves.
The Brooklyn Nets are coming into the season with lofty rebuilding expectations, which could make for an underwhelming record. Jordi Fernandez has proven able to connect with his players, and Julius Randle and Michael Porter Jr.
I did not write anything about the Brooklyn Nets’ play at Las Vegas Summer League. Nor the California Classic, for that matter. Let’s amend that and a look at an assortment of Brooklyn’s young players, examining what we saw during the summer and what we’d like to see in 2026-27.
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.
Opening night — October 21 vs. the Charlotte Hornets — is still six weeks away and the internet is filled with hope, tempered by widespread predictions of calamity and doom, but one thing is certain and is likely to be throughout the season — Mikal Brown Jr.
Julius Randle believes playing alongside Michael Porter Jr. will be great. Offensively, it certainly makes sense. “You know, we’re two completely different players, as far as style of play,” Randle told Gabriel Martins, via Erik Slater of ClutchPoints.
The Brooklyn Nets are heading into next season with tempered expectations, though the chemistry of Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle could help the team shock the world.
The Brooklyn Nets seem to be heading in the right direction, but next season’s results may not reflect that. Over the offseason, the Nets have been active, much like many other teams across the league.
The 2026 offseason has been promising for several teams. With franchises like the Philadelphia 76ers, the Los Angeles Lakers, and many others making significant improvements, most have something to look forward to next season.
No team in the NBA appears farther away from winning a championship than the Brooklyn Nets, especially if a new report about Michael Porter Jr. is true.
Brooklyn Nets forward Michael Porter Jr. has sparked a debate over transgender disclosure after discussing a 2023 meeting in Taiwan on his Curious Mike podcast.
Kyrie Irving and Nic Claxton were once key parts of the last Brooklyn Nets team to legitimately compete for a championship. Both were very explosive and quick on their feet, giving them an incredible advantage in transition.
Fresh off two tanking seasons, the Brooklyn Nets are hoping Mikel Brown Jr. can help turn their fortunes in the coming years. Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell feels the Nets made a smart bet with the No.
The Brooklyn Nets are hoping to get back to the postseason, and the continuity of their young core could help get them there. As the Nets prepare for next season, many of the storylines surrounding the team are focused on the changes that were made in the offseason.
The Brooklyn Nets could be in for more ABA-related fun during the 2026-27 season. Last week, the team announced plans to celebrate the franchise’s 60th anniversary with an “ABA Night” on November 18.
The Brooklyn Nets could be in for more ABA-related fun during the 2026-27 season. A week ago, the team announced plans to celebrate the franchise’s 60th anniversary with an “ABA Night” on November 18.
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.
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).
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.