With the Brooklyn Nets' influx of playmaking talent, it's easy to see how they could be trying to fit the mold of a successful Indiana Pacers team. The Pacers made the 2025 NBA Finals with an unselfish superstar at the helm.
The Brooklyn Nets will spend the next several seasons focused on developing their historic 2025 draft class. They’re also focusing on the development of youth players in the local community.
The Brooklyn Nets made a huge offseason trade this summer, shipping Cameron Johnson off to the Denver Nuggets for a future first-round pick and veteran Michael Porter Jr.
Basketball originated as a distinctly American game. It had international roots, though, as the game's inventor, James Naismith, was Canadian. In the years since, the NBA has been flooded with league-defining international talent.
The Brooklyn Nets don't have much to play for this season in terms of the postseason. Entering another season in the early stages of a rebuild, they don't have high expectations with a young core and roster that lacks star talent.
Brooklyn Nets center Nic Claxton recently revealed in his media availability that staying healthy is his main goal for the 2025-26 NBA season. The former 31st overall pick struggled with a back injury last campaign, which played a role in his steady decline.
One of Brooklyn’s top players has a golden opportunity to rewrite his reputation. Throughout his time in the league, Michael Porter Jr. has been given a number of labels, and many of them have some truth to them.
We talking ‘bout practice — in the park. The Brooklyn Nets hosted their annual preseason event this afternoon at Potomac Playground in Brooklyn. Despite PITP being a longstanding tradition for the team, this year’s get-together carried a fresh energy.
After wrapping up their first week of training camp, the Brooklyn Nets hosted their annual Practice in the Park event this Saturday. The event kicked off at noon at Potomac Playground in Bedford-Stuyvesant, drawing a large crowd of fans, family, and media.
The Brooklyn Nets have plenty of options at power forward for this upcoming season. While much of the focus was on the backcourt this summer, the Nets still added multiple players who fit the position, either through trades or the 2025 NBA Draft.
Building teams primarily through the draft has become popularized in recent years in the NBA. The Brooklyn Nets have been crushed before by trading for superstars and giving up draft capital, so this time, general manager Sean Marks is taking a different approach.
Back in 2013, after the Brooklyn Nets traded for Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry, the court at Barclays was cordoned off and filled with journalists and TV crews from national and international media as well as the local beat reporters.
All the talk surrounding Noah Clowney at Brooklyn Nets media day was about how evidently stronger the 2023 first-rounder appears to be. Clowney spent the offseason bulking, and now looks like a "grown man" in the words of his head coach, Jordi Fernandez.
With Egor Demin’s timeline for a return from a flantar fascia tear still uncertain and preseason only a week away, it looks like two rookies, Nolan Traore, the 6’4” Frenchman and pure PG, and Ben Saraf, 6’7” but more of a combo guard out of Israel, will get early minutes.
For a multitude of reasons, Haywood Highsmith is a perfect fit for the Brooklyn Nets. His style of play aligns with exactly what head coach Jordi Fernandez looks for in a player.
The Brooklyn Nets were the butt of jokes after selecting three point guards in the first round of June’s draft. Their subsequent trade for Atlanta Hawks guard Kobe Bufkin drew similar reactions within some NBA circles.
The Brooklyn Nets acquired several veterans this offseason as they enter year two of their rebuild. Among them is former Miami Heat forward Haywood Highsmith, who is sidelined for the beginning of training camp following an Aug.
The Brooklyn Nets are one of the most intriguing teams in the league, even if their record won’t reflect it. Over the course of the upcoming 82-game season, the Nets will often be an afterthought around the league.
Ben Saraf was the last of three Brooklyn Nets point guards selected in June’s NBA draft. However, the Israeli floor general has been among the team’s top surprises this offseason, turning heads with his maturity and high-level play.
After another disappointing season last year, the Brooklyn Nets are trying to turn things around this season after making multiple additions to their roster.
Brooklyn Nets fans must feel like they’ve lived many lives in one. After relocating from New Jersey, the franchise has made every effort to win a championship, all for each iteration of their contending squad to fail, at times miserably.
xxx Cam Thomas is back with the Nets — at least for now. The high-scoring guard signed his qualifying offer earlier this month, worth just under $6 million, after restricted free agent talks stalled out.
After making history by becoming the first team ever to select five players in the first round of a draft, the Nets will begin the challenge of integrating all those new faces into the program when training camp opens this week, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post.