The Brooklyn Nets are looking to compete next season after years of rebuilding, and one lesson they’ve learned could lead to desired results. This offseason, the Nets have been one of the most interesting teams in the entire league.
The Brooklyn Nets picked up a dominant win to open their Las Vegas NBA Summer League schedule yesterday, taking down the New York Knicks, 91-65. The story of the day was the chemistry between Mikel Brown Jr.
NBA Summer League is about more than wins and losses, although the Brooklyn Nets opened the Las Vegas slate with a dominant 91-65 win over the New York Knicks.
The Brooklyn Nets have been making some moves towards the future, one of which was acquiring Julius Randle from the Minnesota Timberwolves. There are more important decisions the organization will have to make, largely ones that will determine the future betterment of the team.
Joshua Jefferson will take the floor for the Brooklyn Nets for the first time on Saturday. After missing the Nets’ first four Summer League games while waiting for the team’s Julius Randle trade to be finalized, Jefferson will be available vs.
At the end of the game or in other big moments, it's usually the team's stars who have the ball. Sometimes, though, it's the role players who get the chance to shine and deliver.
The Nets have waived Malachi Smith, tweets Brian Lewis of The New York Post. Brooklyn exercised its minimum-salary team option on Smith at the end of June, but his contract was non-guaranteed, so the Nets won’t incur a cap charge by releasing him.
The California Classic was plenty of fun for Nets fans. Egor Dëmin absolutely showed out, and Mikel Brown Jr. showed up just in time to make a serious first impression.
The Brooklyn Nets officially announced their acquisition of Julius Randle as part of a four-team trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves, Chicago Bulls and Charlotte Hornets on Friday.
Back on June 24, the second night of the NBA Draft, fans were aghast that the Nets, who picked at No. 43 weren’t going for a big man, preferably one who can protect the rim.
The Brooklyn Nets were in a strong position to make a play for Jaylen Brown before he was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers for pennies on the dollar. Though
Tonight, the Brooklyn Nets kick off their first of at least five Summer League games in Las Vegas. After playing in a back-to-back-to-back during the “California Classic” in Sacramento, the team arrived in Vegas to face off against a familiar organization: the cross-town rivals and reigning NBA Champion New York Knicks.
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.
With the exhibition games in Sacramento done, the real Summer League slate can begin for the Brooklyn Nets. The Nets kick off their stint in Vegas on Friday night, taking on the defending NBA Champion New York Knicks.
Brooklyn is entering the first season of the NBA’s new lottery odds without control of its pick, and it’s not necessarily a bad thing. Over the past few years, the Nets have been among the worst teams in the league.
Michael Porter Jr. may end up as a one-season wonder in Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Nets are likely to trade away Porter if they cannot agree to a contract extension before the season, Brian Lewis of The New York Post reported on Thursday.
The Brooklyn Nets made a big step back towards playoff contention when they decided to trade for Julius Randle. Randle should bring a nice, steady veteran
The NBA is no longer a league that attempts to reward bottom feeders. The worst teams in the league are forced to get better, but the lottery reform has completely flipped the odds, so those in the middle of the pack have the best chance of landing top-tier talent in the draft.
The Brooklyn Nets won’t be tanking next season, and they might just have a real path to the postseason. After an interesting few weeks to start the offseason, the Nets’ roster for next season appears to be largely set.
NBA Summer League doesn't mean much at the end of the day. Players can thrive there but falter come the regular season and vice versa. The best that it can do is showcase how young players adjust to the NBA landscape.
The Brooklyn Nets have made some intriguing moves this offseason, and their biggest move also comes with a big decision in the coming months. After spending the past three seasons in the lottery and relying on some luck to find their next franchise cornerstone, the Nets have begun to turn the corner.
Egor Demin silenced many of his critics during his rookie campaign with the Brooklyn Nets. The BYU product’s elite three-point shooting, sound decision-making and adequate defense gave him the look of a long-term NBA rotation piece.
Donovan Mitchell will be a Cavalier for many more years to come. The Cleveland Cavaliers’ star shooting guard has agreed to a massive extension contract with the Eastern Conference team, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.
Two players selected by the Nets last week in the 2026 draft have signed their first NBA contracts, according to the league’s transaction log. Sixth overall pick Mikel Brown Jr.
When the Chicago Bulls traded away veterans for minimal returns over the last 18 months, the strategy did give them massive cap space this summer. The team didn't do much with it.
The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority (NJSEA) released a statement exclusively to Nets Insider about the feasibility of the Meadowlands Arena hosting a basketball game now or in the future.
The Brooklyn Nets have been stockpiling young, switchable wings, but have apparently hit their limit. The Nets are reportedly choosing to decline the $6.25 million team option on Ziaire Williams’ contract for next season.