The Brooklyn Nets enter the 2025-26 campaign with historically low expectations. They looked the part of a tanking team during Wednesday’s season-opener.
Tonight, the Brooklyn Nets kick off the 2025-26 season in their opener against the Charlotte Hornets—but there is some uncertainty entering the first contest of the new year.
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The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Brooklyn Nets were fortunate and smart enough to reload at point guard back in June's draft—something that was required given last season's struggles.
The Brooklyn Nets' fanbase eagerly awaited the eventual debut of the eighth overall pick in June's draft, Egor Demin. On Friday night, they finally witnessed the BYU product on an NBA court for the first time (not counting summer league), and they likely enjoyed what they saw.
The Brooklyn Nets are set to enter another year in their early process of a rebuild, but this time, it's with pieces that actually matter. Last season, the Nets were rebuilding, but it seemed like they had one foot in and one foot out.
Over the last decade, the Brooklyn Nets have seemingly only had stability at head coach when one of two men patrolled the sidelines, either Jason Kidd or Kenny Atkinson.
The Brooklyn Nets hired the right coach, but his workload might be a bit too much as he heads into year two. For any coach, being in a situation where losing is the expectation is tough, and Brooklyn’s situation is no different.
The Brooklyn Nets might not have a competitive team next season, but their leader on the bench has them on the right path. Over the past few years, things have been a roller coaster in Brooklyn.
Cam Thomas showcased his offensive arsenal during the Brooklyn Nets’ 111-109 win over the Phoenix Suns at The Venetian Arena last Friday, as he led the team with 16 points and four rebounds on 4-for-12 shooting from the field and 8-for-10 from the free throw line in 26 minutes.
The Brooklyn Nets entered the 2025 NBA Draft in dire need of some backcourt help, and at the time, it seemed as if they had grabbed the best facilitator in the class.
You’ll rarely hear an NBA owner, front office executive or coach admit to tanking. Nets owner Joe Tsai came close during a recent appearance at the All-In Summit in Los Angeles.
Any organization needs full alignment and a shared vision starting at the top of the organization on down to the players. It should comes as no surprise
When you think of Jordi Fernandez, toughness and grit are the first two characteristics that come to mind. His attempt to implement a culture built on these ideas has been quite successful thus far, even if it hasn't translated to wins just yet.
Brooklyn Nets head coach Jordi Fernandez liked a lot of what he saw in his team’s 123-88 win over Hapoel Jerusalem in their preseason opener, but there was one area of concern.
Cam Thomas bet on himself this off-season and early returns are promising. The Nets young shooting guard, who was in a contract standoff with the Nets front office, made a major statement during the NBA's China games in Macao. Thomas started the game 6-6 with 14 points in the first quarter.
Jordi Fernandez is no stranger to working with atypical big men throughout his NBA coaching career. The Brooklyn Nets head coach played a significant role in crafting offenses around Nikola Jokić and Domantas Sabonis during his time with the Denver Nuggets and Sacramento Kings.
The Brooklyn Nets selected Danny Wolf with the No. 27 pick of the 2025 NBA Draft. Danny Wolf was projected to go higher but he slid and the Brooklyn Nets were able to get him before the end of the first round.
Brooklyn Nets’ surprising signing is already impressing head coach Jordi Fernandez. The Brooklyn Nets will have a plethora of new faces on the roster for the 2025-26 NBA season.
The Brooklyn Nets aren’t just counting on Michael Porter Jr. to contribute as a scorer. They’re hoping his championship pedigree can set the tone for a roster still trying to find its way.