It’s June, meaning that it’s officially 2025 NBA Draft month. The Brooklyn Nets will pick at Nos. 8, 19, 26, 27 and 36. The main events ahead of June 25 and 26 are over, with the G League Elite Camp and the main draft combine having taken place — but there’s one last stop before the draft.
As the Boston Celtics seek to lower their payroll, a trade could be the solution. Jrue Holiday has been rumored to be one of the players they’re looking to move, but should the Brooklyn Nets acquire him?
The Brooklyn Nets will be addressing their backcourt this summer, either through the draft, free agency or some form of trade acquisiton. As HC Jordi Fernandez gears up for his second season at the helm, he and the Nets organization are reportedly eying a familiar face to help bolster the guard room.
Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo has been on the Brooklyn Nets’ radar for a while. Now, a fresh update fuels speculation that he could land in Brooklyn.
After the Brooklyn Nets fell in the NBA Draft Lottery from the projected No. 6 pick to No. 8, much uncertainty surrounded where they would go from there.
Caris LeVert is coming off his ninth NBA season where he spent time with the Cleveland Cavaliers and Atlanta Hawks. The 30-year-old is still a productive role player who finished the year with averages of 12.1 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.4 assists per contest while shooting 46.7% from the field and 37.3% from the three-point range in 64 games.
Brooklyn Nets big man Nic Claxton could see his tenure end just one season after it was extended. Claxton, 26, signed a four-year, $97 million contract extension last summer, but could be included in a trade package to give Luka Doncic a new lob threat.
The Brooklyn Nets head into this summer as a franchise with several eyes on them as they are the No. 1 team in terms of cap space. They will have about $55 million to utilize, and with only Cam Thomas as the main priority for their rebuild next season, the Nets could certainly be on a spending spree.
Yahoo Sports’ latest 2025 NBA Draft mock sees the Brooklyn Nets drafting Noa Essengue with the No. 8 overall pick, then filling in the rest of their draft
As the Brooklyn Nets prepare for what could be one of their best free agency summers in recent years, one player they could potentially re-sign is their 2021 first-round pick Day'Ron Sharpe.
Bleacher Report’s most recent 2025 NBA Draft mock features the Brooklyn Nets selecting Noa Essengue with the No. 8 pick. Essengue is the second-youngest prospect in the draft behind Cooper Flagg, the near-lock to be the first name called on draft night.
The Brooklyn Nets can go several directions with their first selection in next month’s draft. Their fall to the No. 8 pick put several household college names, such as Jeremiah Fears, Tre Johnson, Kon Kneuppel and Khaman Maluach, within their range.
During the mid-month of May, one of the big trade rumors that sparked in the NBA media realm and has continued to stay lit is a potential Brooklyn Nets move for the Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga.
One of the most memorable reunions this season was D'Angelo Russell heading back to the Brooklyn Nets, a team where Russell saw a surge in his career following his first two seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA.
As the NBA offseason starts to heat up for the Brooklyn Nets, rumors have persisted around the future of Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga.
As fans await what should be an extremely busy offseason in Kings County, the first rumored domino in the Brooklyn Nets' summer plans has fallen. According to Anthony Slater of The Athletic, Brooklyn will not be chasing Jonathan Kuminga in restricted free agency.
In a recent podcast episode, The Athletic’s Sam Vecenie pitched the idea of the Brooklyn Nets being a potential landing spot for Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis.
The Brooklyn Nets have plenty of uncertainty surrounding their point guard spot heading into the offseason. D'Angelo Russell has an $18.6 million player option he must decide on, Reece Beekman is a restricted free agent and Trendon Watford is free to sign wherever he chooses.
According to Anthony Slater of The Athletic, the Brooklyn Nets could be willing to use their open cap space as a vehicle to execute multi-team trade scenarios
The Brooklyn Nets will be one of the key teams to watch during this summer's free agency as they are the No. 1 team in terms of cap space. Which makes them a big destination for key free agents, as the Nets will continue to rebuild their franchise in hopes of competing in the Eastern Conference next season.
The Brooklyn Nets had another miserable season this year by finishing with a 26-56 record and missing the playoffs for the second straight time. But one of their players seems to be enjoying himself early this offseason.
The 2025 NBA Draft is just under a month away, and there’s been little intel released outside of the top two picks. Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper are all but Mavericks and Spurs already, but No.
The Brooklyn Nets are reportedly exploring a trade package centered around forward Cam Johnson in an effort to acquire a second lottery pick in the upcoming 2025 NBA Draft.
No NBA team has more first-rounders or total picks in the 2025 draft than the Nets, who currently control the eighth, 19th, 26th, 27th, and 36th overall selections.