Down the stretch of tight games, it's always nice to have a player who can create their own shot in the most tense moments of the 48-minute affair. Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Nets have plenty of intriguing storylines for next season, and their latest draft pick is a big reason. Going into next season, the Nets will be looking to come out of their rebuild phase and get back to playing competitive basketball.
NBA2K27 is chock-full of goodies for fans of all 30 NBA teams. From MyCAREER to MyTEAM to My NBA, there isn't a shortage of features and in-depth game modes. For Nets fans, a first look at rookie Mikel Brown Jr.
The Brooklyn Nets made plenty of intriguing moves this offseason, but there’s always a chance it won’t end with their desired results. Over the past few months, the Nets have been preparing for the upcoming season by making several moves.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
I did not write anything about the Brooklyn Nets’ play at Las Vegas Summer League. Nor the California Classic, for that matter. Let’s amend that and a look at an assortment of Brooklyn’s young players, examining what we saw during the summer and what we’d like to see in 2026-27.
Opening night — October 21 vs. the Charlotte Hornets — is still six weeks away and the internet is filled with hope, tempered by widespread predictions of calamity and doom, but one thing is certain and is likely to be throughout the season — Mikal Brown Jr.
Fresh off two tanking seasons, the Brooklyn Nets are hoping Mikel Brown Jr. can help turn their fortunes in the coming years. Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell feels the Nets made a smart bet with the No.
The Brooklyn Nets have been prioritizing character as they navigate this long, arduous rebuild. One of their most recent draft picks, Mikel Brown Jr., checks a lot of Nets GM Sean Marks and coach Jordi Fernández's boxes from a character standpoint, but it's clear he has a ton of intangibles that could help him become a star at the next level.
The Brooklyn Nets currently boast two All-Star caliber players — Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle. However, neither are going to be the face of a legitimate championship contending team, and both are around the age of 30.
The Brooklyn Nets are set for another interesting season, and their backcourt could be the toughest to predict in the league. Over the past few years, the Nets have mostly been looking to stay at the bottom of the standings and tank their way to a high pick.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Following the New York Knicks' historic championship run, the Brooklyn Nets are looking for a star who could someday help the team reach similar heights.
The Brooklyn Nets are set for another season, and there are many different directions it could go. Over the offseason, the Nets made some intriguing moves as they look to compete for a play-in spot next season.
The Brooklyn Nets have plenty of decisions to make for next season, and they may need to weigh another reunion with their former guard. This offseason has been filled with twists and turns across the NBA, and the Nets have been right in the thick of those changes.
The Atlantic Division is stacking up to be the most competitive division in the NBA. The New York Knicks are defending NBA champions. The Toronto Raptors and Philadelphia 76ers made huge offseason splashes to try and compete.
The Celtics no longer look much like the team that won the 2024 championship. That doesn’t necessarily mean they lack depth. Jay King of The Athletic wrote that Boston may be deeper than it has been given credit for, even with only a few remaining pieces from that title team.
The Brooklyn Nets still have room to make another addition in free agency. The team seems set on running the offense through Julius Randle and Michael Porter Jr.
He’s already home. Mikel Brown Jr. will tell you that, he’ll tell Tracy McGrady that, he’ll tell Vince Carter that — and next, he wants to let Jay-Z know.
Mikel Brown Jr. wasn't a total lock for Brooklyn Nets fans leading up to the 2026 NBA Draft. Much of the fanbase did not know exactly who would end up in the borough at No.
The newest face of Brooklyn’s franchise is already getting well-acquainted with one of its most recognizable ones. This week, Mikel Brown Jr. appeared on Cousins, an AMP Sports original series, hosted by legendary Net Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady.
The Brooklyn Nets may have finally found their point guard of the future, selecting Mikel Brown Jr. No. 6 overall in the 2026 NBA Draft. Brown should get plenty of opportunities to operate with the ball in his hands right from the get-go, though Julius Randle will figure to eat up plenty of possessions.
The Brooklyn Nets have the potential to be one of the league’s most interesting teams next season, but some expect them to remain among the NBA’s worst.
LAS VEGAS — The Brooklyn Nets have made seven first-round selections in the last two NBA Drafts. Two of those players, Egor Dëmin and Mikel Brown Jr., project as the team’s long-term starting backcourt.
Mikel Brown Jr.’s first NBA Summer League is in the books. After a back injury cost him the second half of his freshman season at Louisville, the No. 6 pick impressed during his first action in a Nets uniform.
Two players selected by the Nets last week in the 2026 draft have signed their first NBA contracts, according to the league’s transaction log. Sixth overall pick Mikel Brown Jr.