The Brooklyn Nets started the 2025-26 campaign on a seven-game losing streak and have had two separate four-game losing streaks as well. Despite that, their 5-16 record after consecutive wins is good enough for 13th in the Eastern Conference.
The Brooklyn Nets are resting several rotation pieces during Thursday’s back-to-back vs. the Utah Jazz amid a two-game winning streak. Michael Porter Jr.
At the moment, deep in a tank, the Brooklyn Nets do not look like someplace that Giannis Antetokounmpo would be interested in. He wants to win and win now and the Nets roster does not scream (or even whisper) contender.
Michael Porter Jr. has been on an absolute tear since coming over to the Brooklyn Nets in a trade with the Denver Nuggets over the offseason, averaging around 25 points per game on tremendous efficiency.
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The Brooklyn Nets improved to 5-16 after recording their first winning streak of the 2025-26 NBA campaign, with a 113-103 road victory over the struggling Chicago Bulls on Wednesday night.
In recent weeks, the Brooklyn Nets began making incremental progress by displaying more competitiveness in losses. For the first time this season, their progress has led to a winning streak, and the Nets will attempt to earn a third straight victory on Thursday when they host the Utah Jazz.
Michael Porter Jr. produced a team-best 33 points and 10 rebounds and Noah Clowney chipped in 20 points to lift the visiting Brooklyn Nets to a 113-103 win against the slumping Chicago Bulls on Wednesday.
The Brooklyn Nets are on a winning streak. I know we’re barely making quota for a statement like that, but who knows how often we’ll get to say it this year.
The Brooklyn Nets (5-16) hit the road for a trip to the Windy City and a matchup with the Chicago Bulls (9-12) on Wednesday night. The Nets were coming off their first home win of the season over the Hornets on Monday and were looking to keep the momentum going and start the first win streak of the season.
First home win of the year. Sigh (Tsai?) of relief. The Nets go for two when they play host to the Bulls, the first of a back-to-back for Brooklyn. Chicago started off hot but they’ve lost four straight entering tonight.
The 2025-26 NBA regular season has continued to churn along, with teams either vying for a postseason appearance, or top picks at the 2026 NBA Draft. The Nets fit into the latter half of that equation.
Rookie development and draft position are at the top of the Brooklyn Nets’ priorities this season. After rolling with a veteran-heavy rotation early to open the year, the team is giving several rookies an opportunity to earn rotation spots.
Some lessons only show up after you hit a wall. From the moment Brooklyn Nets rookie Nolan Traore saw his first professional action, it became clear that he was the rawest of the Nets’ five first-round picks.
Coming out of UNC after a freshman season where he displayed all the traits needed to become an elite NBA-level defender, rookie Drake Powell brought plenty of upside and intrigue to the Brooklyn Nets.
From the perspective of a rebuild, the Brooklyn Nets are in a pretty good spot right now. With a 4-16 record, their wins have come few and far between, but when they do pull off a victory, it's fun.
Michael Porter Jr. erupted for 35 points, drilling seven 3-pointers, as the Brooklyn Nets took down the Charlotte Hornets 116–103 on Monday night. Noah Clowney added 18, and Nic Claxton anchored the interior with 13 points, 11 rebounds, and six assists as Brooklyn halted a four-game losing streak.
Michael Porter Jr. scored a season-high 35 points as the Brooklyn Nets ended their nine-game home losing streak to start the season with a 116-103 victory over the Charlotte Hornets on Monday night in New York.
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.
There's a lot to be disappointed about regarding the Brooklyn Nets, but there's also a lot of upside and promise for the future. At 3-15, they're clearly a bottom feeder, aiming for the lottery.
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.