The trade deadline is a little over three weeks away. Some championship contenders may push all their chips to the table in order to land an upgrade, whereas teams near the bottom of the standings may look to sell off veterans who can help a team win now.
On Monday, the eternal cycle of life continued. The Sun rose in the east; it set in the west. Across the globe, people were born and people passed away.
The Warriors may like Michael Porter Jr. That does not mean they are eager to pay for him. According to Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports Bay Area, Golden State has been hesitant to pursue a deal for the Nets forward, largely due to a continued reluctance to part with future draft capital.
Michael Porter Jr.’s breakout has made him the hottest commodity on the market leading up to this year’s NBA trade deadline. The Brooklyn Nets forward’s outside shooting, off-ball movement and secondary shot-creation would offer a significant upgrade for several contenders ahead of the playoffs.
The Brooklyn Nets had a fun month of December basketball, going 7-4 and posting the NBA's best defensive rating, but they've come back down to Earth to start 2026.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
Day'Ron Sharpe has seen a lot more run recently, especially in the games Nic Claxton was out due to personal reasons. By the numbers, the North Carolina product has been a beacon of efficiency since entering the league as the No.
The certainty around Michael Porter Jr.’s future in Brooklyn depends on who you ask. And that alone should tell you plenty. John Hollinger of The Athletic reported over the weekend that Porter is a “lock” to be traded by the Nets ahead of the Feb.
The Long Island Nets returned to their home court on Monday evening for a showdown with the Stockton Kings. This marked Long Island’s first game on United States soil in four games.
The Brooklyn Nets (11-26) continued their West Coast road trip with a stop in Texas to take on the Dallas Mavericks (15-25) Monday night. While Brooklyn got Michael Porter Jr.
The Dallas Mavericks have often been described as “lost” this season, even with more wins to their name than our boys hailing from the corner of Atlantic and Flatbush.
The Nets will look to recuperate in their second game of a back-to-back, this time against the Dallas Mavericks. Sitting 12th in the Western Conference, Dallas is trying to avoid a third straight loss while juggling a mounting injury list.
Michael Porter Jr.'s name has seemingly been in trade rumors before his plane even had a chance to catch his flight to one of the biggest cities in the world.
The Milwaukee Bucks have spent the last year maneuvering to rebuild their roster to Giannis Antetokounmpo’s liking. Despite numerous reports painting a picture of Antetokounmpo’s wandering eye, the team remains steadfast in its attempt to convince the superstar to stick around.
At this point, Brooklyn Nets rising star Michael Porter Jr. is considered to be the Golden State Warriors primary trade target. The general feeling heading into this week was that it was a matter of when Porter would be moved rather than if he would.
In five succinct words, Brooklyn coach Jordi Fernandez summed up the Nets' most recent frustrating performance -- but he may as well have been talking about their overall season ahead of Monday's clash with the host Dallas Mavericks.
James Harden is a paragon of longevity in the NBA today, and has been in the league long enough to know how quickly narratives can harden into labels. For many, championships define everything, and for Harden, many moments have taken his teams off the trajectory.
Egor Demin started slowly, but like the rest of the Brooklyn Nets, the rookie is making strides and nearly willed them to victory Wednesday night. Demin and the Nets attempt to shake off a buzzer-beating loss Friday night when they host the Los Angeles Clippers, who are trying to dig out of an early hole.
The Nets won’t waive wing Tyrese Martin or forward Jalen Wilson prior to this week’s salary guarantee deadline, according to reports from Brian Lewis of The New York Post (Twitter links) and Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter link).