The Brooklyn Nets are still in a rebuild, but they might have a perfect role player for the future. Over the offseason, the Nets were more than willing to make some big moves.
Michael Porter Jr. is turning the page to a new chapter in his NBA journey. After six seasons in a complementary role with the Denver Nuggets, the 27-year-old has an opportunity to be the Brooklyn Nets’ leading man.
With the NBA's preseason just around the corner, the time has arrived for preseason power rankings and predictions from major media outlets. That includes Bleacher Report, which released its preseason NBA power rankings and record predictions for all 30 teams.
At the beginning of training camp, hope springs eternal. So does hype. Michael Porter Jr. — who, if nothing else, is a reporter’s dream (and a public relations concern) given his willingness to meet every question with a long, sincere answer — spoke after Wednesday’s practice.
No one expects the Brooklyn Nets to be very good this season, perhaps even the Nets themselves. They've set themselves up for a long but promising rebuild, with young talent, draft picks and cap space for years to come.
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.
It took a while due to an effort to maintain salary cap flexibility, but Ziaire Williams eventually signed a new two-year, $12.5 million contract this summer.
Drake Powell was seventh in usage rate among North Carolina players who played at least 17 minutes per game. Despite that, the 6-foot-6 wing found his way into the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft.
Four days ago, it appeared the Brooklyn Nets' return on their investment in Michael Porter Jr. would be short-lived. Citing injury concerns, Porter revealed that he doesn't "know how much longer" he wants to play.
Reports surfaced recently that Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving’s Nike shoe deal would not be renewed. Upon word of hearing this news, LaVar Ball called for Irving to join his team.
The Brooklyn Nets had five first-round picks to play with entering the 2025 NBA Draft. And they made all five selections. While some picks, such as the selection of Egor Demin with the eighth overall pick, received criticism from the media and basketball analysts, the selection of Drake Powell didn't generate as many headlines.
The Brooklyn Nets are expected to leave this weekend for Macao and the NBA China Games where they’ll face off against the Phoenix Suns on October 10 and 12.
An eventful offseason certainly hasn't affected Cam Thomas' scoring abilities. If anything, it served as motivation for the Brooklyn Nets guard, who will play the 2025-26 campaign on a one-year, $6 million qualifying offer that includes a no-trade clause.
Many NBA teams are multiple days into training camp, and people are starting to get a feel for who could really make an impact this season. This is especially important for the Brooklyn Nets, who still have more roster moves to make compared to other organizations.
The Brooklyn Nets will have a new-look roster ahead of the 2025-26 NBA season. The Brooklyn Nets are still dealing with the aftermath of their failed Big 3 of Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and James Harden.
Drake Powell has the potential to be the best player of the Brooklyn Nets' record-breaking five-player haul from the 2025 NBA Draft, yet he's the only one who hasn't suited up.
Egor Demin was taken with the No. 8 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft and was initially expected to be an immediate starter at point guard. While he should get
The NBA offseason was eventful for the Brooklyn Nets. After making an NBA-record five first-round picks in June’s draft and executing four trades, the team has a revamped roster entering year two of its rebuild.
The Brooklyn Nets have been one of the league’s worst teams for the past couple of years, and that might not change any time soon. Entering next season, the Nets are expected to be in the mix for the top pick in the draft.
A key theme for this year's Brooklyn Nets team as they head into the 2025-2026 NBA season will likely be development. After all, the average age of the Nets' current roster would rank them among the top ten youngest teams in NBA history, and the youngest team in the league currently.
As long as he wants, Cam Thomas will be wearing a new uniform upon the start of the 2026-27 NBA season. He'll play the upcoming campaign on a one-year, $6 million qualifying offer that includes a no-trade clause.
The Brooklyn Nets are still in the middle of a rebuild and they will look to take a step in the right direction during the 2025-26 NBA season. Of course, the Nets are led by their core of Cam Thomas and Nic Claxton but they also made some key additions to their roster this offseason.
Brooklyn has been mired in a rebuild for a while now, and seeing some steps forward would do wonders for the overall confidence level regarding the franchise's blueprint.
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.