NETS Game Center (Game 28)
Reserve Jonas Jerebko led a balanced attack with 20 points as the Detroit Pistons stretched their winning streak to four games with a 109-92 victory over the Nets Friday at The Palace, scoring a season high. Johan Petro led the Nets with a season-high 16.
Via nba.com/nets
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1 day ago
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Pistons 109, Nets 92
Greg Monroe had 18 points and 11 rebounds, and the Detroit Pistons routed the New Jersey Nets 109-92 Friday night for their fourth straight victory.
It's the longest winning streak for the Pistons since a five-game run in December 2009.
Detroit (8-20) spotted the Nets seven straight points to start the game, then answered with a 12-0 run. Jonas Jerebko scored 20 points for...
Via AP on Fox
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1 day ago
NETS Petro and Bogans to Participate in Karate Clinic
NETS players Johan Petro and Keith Bogans will participate in a karate clinic with 30 kids from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Morris, Bergen, and Passaic counties for the NETS' "Passport to Fitness" program.
Via nba.com/nets
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6 days ago
Nets will dress only eight players for tonight's game vs. Detroit
Anthony Morrow (ankle), Johan Petro (stomach virus) are out
Via NJ.com
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10 days ago
Pacers G Hill out indefinitely with ankle injury
Indiana Pacers guard George Hill is out indefinitely with a chip fracture in his left ankle.The injury occurred in the third quarter of Tuesday's game against the New Jersey Nets. Hill went up for a jump shot and landed on the feet of Nets center Johan Petro.The 25-year-old is averaging 9.7 points in 24.7 minutes this season.
Via Pro Sports Daily
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11 days ago
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11 days ago
2011-2012 NBA Regular Season: DeMar DeRozan Dunks On Johan Petro
Via You Got Dunked On
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12 days ago
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12 days ago
NETS G MarShon Brooks to Lead Basketball Clinic
NETS players MarShon Brooks, Johan Petro, Sundiata Gaines, and Larry Owens will participate in NBA FIT Live Healthy Week by leading a basketball clinic for 100 children ages 8-13 from the Boys & Girls Clubs of New Jersey and Brooklyn.
Via nba.com/nets
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16 days ago
POTD 1/16/12: Blake Griffin Murks Kris Humphries
It’s about damn time someone was foolish enough to jump in Lob City! If you watch carefully as this play develops you’ll notice that Kris Humphris had a choice to make. Johan Petro was forced to leave DeAndre Jordan to cut off Randy Foye, and Humphries had to decide whether to slide down and cover Jordan or stay with his man, Blake Griffin. He elected to try to...
Via Hardcourt Mayhem
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26 days ago
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26 days ago
POTD 1/16/12: Blake Griffin Murks Kris Humphries
It’s about damn time someone was foolish enough to jump in Lob City! If you watch carefully as this play develops you’ll notice that Kris Humphris had a choice to make. Johan Petro was forced to leave DeAndre Jordan to cut off Randy Foye, and Humphries had to decide whether to slide down and cover Jordan or stay with his man, Blake Griffin. He elected to try to...
Via NBA 24/7 365
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26 days ago
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26 days ago
Nets vs. Clippers Jan 16
“The Nets’ comeback falls short” is a little phrase we’ve been seeing all too often over the past weeks. This is not the team that lambasted the Clippers last year, and it most definitely isn’t the one with the 5-game winning streak. It’s a team that’s suffering intensely from losing a half of their star duo. Because there are no arguments whatsoever pointing anywhere...
Via Brooklyn Bound
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26 days ago
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26 days ago
Game 8 Nets @ Raptors Jan 6
After a brutal six game losing streak, the Nets are finally back on board with a win. The Raptors may not be the best team in the league, but they came into this game fully healthy and on a two game winning streak, something that could not be said about the Nets. With MarShon Brooks and Damion James out, this game could have been a seventh straight loss, but give the Nets some credit...
Via Brooklyn Bound
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January 08, 2012
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January 08, 2012
New Jersey Nets change starting lineup
Nets coach Avery Johnson just announced he is making two changes to his starting lineup for the third game of the season tonight against Dwight Howard and the Orlando Magic.
Sundiata Gaines will start in the backcourt with Deron Williams, and Mehmet Okur will start at the center position. Anthony Morrow and Johan Petro have been [...]
Via Inside Hoops
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December 29, 2011
Nets switch up starting lineup for game against Orlando Magic
Sundiata Gaines, Mehmet Okur are in; Anthony Morrow and Johan Petro are out
Via NJ.com
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December 29, 2011
In John Wall, Nets face point guard Nets once thought would lead them
Also, Johan Petro starts at center
Via NJ.com
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December 26, 2011
The Nets' New Public Address Announcer Has Long Dreadlocks And Owns His Own Cigar Lounge
The New Jersey Nets are moving to Brooklyn next year, according to sources. (They're playing out the string in Newark this year or something.) People, especially those who are fans of rapper Jay-Z and center Johan Petro, are excited about this move. But the Nets can't move to Brooklyn and still be the Nets because then people will laugh at them because the Nets are worthy...
Via Deadspin
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December 20, 2011
NETS Players to Visit Family Center in Brooklyn
NETS players Deron Williams, Jordan Farmar, Johan Petro, Jordan Williams, and Shelden Williams will bring holiday cheer to more than 250 families when they visit the Bedford-Stuyvesant Family Center at 20 New York Avenue in Brooklyn on December 20.
Via nba.com/nets
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December 19, 2011
Nets' Johan Petro said Nene would help a team that was 'soft' last season
Backup center only player to show up at Nets facility
Via NJ.com
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December 01, 2011
Petro Pops In for a Workout
Thursday at the PNY Center, NETS center Johan Petro met with media following a weightlifting session at the team's practice facility. He was the first player to report for a voluntary, unsupervised workout following the tentative settlement agreement reached by the NBA and its players.
Via nba.com/nets
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December 01, 2011
NETS C Johan Petro to Speak with Students at American History HS
NETS center Johan Petro will speak with students during an assembly at American History High School at 74 Montgomery Street in Newark on Monday, June 13 at 2 p.m. Petro will congratulate the students for winning the NETS All-Star Balloting School ...
Via nba.com/nets
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June 10, 2011
NETS C Petro to Visit Pediatric Patients at HUMC
NETS center Johan Petro will visit pediatric patients at The Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital at Hackensack University Medical Center at 30 Prospect Avenue in Hackensack, NJ, on Monday, May 16, from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Hackensack University...
Via nba.com/nets
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May 13, 2011
Days of NBA Lives: Wherein Anthony Morrow needs to focus
At this point, seemingly half the NBA is on Twitter. It's a wild world of training updates, questions as to which movies they should go see, and explanations of their Call of Duty prowess. Every so often, though, you also get a picture into the more interesting aspects of NBA life. This feature is your window into that world.
Kris Humphries: @BlackBoiPachino stop tweeting...
Via Ball Don't Lie
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March 23, 2011
Poster of the Day 3/17/11: Asik on Humphries and Petro
I recall making a comment that went something like “Omer Asik simply does not have the look of an NBA ball player” not too long ago. Well, he shut me right the hell up with this…
DAAAAAAAAAMN! That was pretty nasty. LOL @ Johan Petro. The dude looks like he’s on a pogo stick as he waits for Omer to go up with it. That’s a perfect example of how not to play...
Via NBA 24/7 365
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March 18, 2011
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March 18, 2011
2010-2011 NBA Regular Season: Omer Asik Dunks On Johan Petro & Kris Humphries
Via NBA.
Via You Got Dunked On
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March 18, 2011
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March 18, 2011
Indiana Pacers Diary Day 18: The Greatest Post Move of My Life
This is an unedited diary written when I was in camp w the Indiana Pacers. Go back to start from the beginning.Day 18The day after my birthday started out early. My sleep pattern is still all screwed up, and it doesn’t help that I nap and fall asleep too early or too late everyday. It’s not all that fun. It didn’t really matter because we had a game at noon. The...
Via Too Much Rod Benson
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March 15, 2011
How much trouble is early foul trouble?
It’s a classic conundrum for any NBA coach.
A star player gets saddled with two early fouls in the opening six minutes of a game, which prompts the question:
Do you pull your guy to help ensure he’ll be available later on when the foul trouble has subsided? Or does keeping your starter on the floor, to help keep the game competitive, outweigh the risk of the player...
Via True Hoop Blog
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March 04, 2011
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