Michael Porter Jr. took a sly dig at his Brooklyn Nets teammates during a YouTube video with N3on. Porter Jr. is widely regarded as one of the NBA’s best shooters, averaging 24.2 points per game last season.
The Brooklyn Nets’ star Michael Porter Jr. recently worked out with N3on, the renowned YouTuber, and recalled getting a brutal reality check about his own shooting skills when he worked out with Klay Thompson this summer.
Michael Porter Jr. is not beating the irrational confidence allegations. The Brooklyn Nets forward Porter appeared this week in a YouTube feature with popular streamer N3on.
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.
Dwight Murray Jr. and Isaiah Wong are officially joining the Brooklyn Nets organization. This morning, the team signed both players before waiving them shortly after.
Let’s face it, last June’s big move, the three-team deal that brought Julius Randle to Brooklyn, was a salary dump on behalf of the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The NBA usually has 12 players from each conference participate in the All-Star Game on a yearly basis. If you were to ask me today, I'd say the surest
Julius Randle told rookie Mikel Brown Jr. following the draft that the Brooklyn Nets would “shock the world” this season. The three-time All-Star isn’t backing off that stance as the 2026-27 campaign approaches.
The Brooklyn Nets have plenty of intriguing storylines for next season, and their latest draft pick is a big reason. Going into next season, the Nets will be looking to come out of their rebuild phase and get back to playing competitive basketball.
The Brooklyn Nets are rolling out more activations related to their 60th anniversary during the 2026-27 season. This morning, the team announced “Nets Fest,” a free fan festival taking place at the Major Owens Community Center in Crown Heights on October 4.
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.
The Brooklyn Nets have a problem on their hands. He wears #17 for the Black and White, but the urgency to trade this player has nothing to do with his on-court performance. Michael Porter Jr.
Some believe the Brooklyn Nets could be in for an underwhelming season. If you were to ask their newest star acquisition, though, he doesn't quite buy that notion.
The Brooklyn Nets don’t have much pressure going into next season, and they should take advantage if the situation is right. Next season, Brooklyn is anticipated to be one of the worst teams in the Eastern Conference yet again.
NBA2K27 is chock-full of goodies for fans of all 30 NBA teams. From MyCAREER to MyTEAM to My NBA, there isn't a shortage of features and in-depth game modes. For Nets fans, a first look at rookie Mikel Brown Jr.
The Long Island Nets, like the big club, are quickly approaching their 2026-27 season … and the two clubs’ fate are linked. Development is still critical for Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn Nets are one of eight NBA teams without an MVP. However, there are plenty of players in their franchise history that have come close. Who are they?
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 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.
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
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.
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.