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Long Island Nets unveil Shawn Swords’ coaching staff
Following the team’s switch in head coaches, the Long Island Nets announced several additions to Shawn Swords’ coaching staff, naming Khalif Wyatt, Bryson Johnson, and Al Paul as assistant coaches. Vladimir Lukomski will serve as head video coordinator and player development coach. Swords was named head coach of the Nets G League affiliate earlier in […]
Takeaways from the New York Liberty’s rousing weekend
Did the FIBA World Cup break save the New York Liberty? Leonie Fiebich described competing for host nation Germany as “very draining” both emotionally and mentally. Breanna Stewart played 139 stressful minutes en route to winning tournament MVP. Marine Johannès said, “I really know my body; I know what I need and how I feel,” […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 23
Only one more Off-Season Report left! Don’t tell us about this being a quiet off-season! It hasn’t been easy finding a lot to write home about! There was big news like Mikel Brown Jr.‘s debut and Egor Demin’s growth. The arrival of Julius Randle is intriguing. He does have a habit of exploding when joining […]
NY Liberty vs. Toronto Tempo preview: An afternoon affair
Best win of the season. The New York Liberty returned from the FIBA World Cup break with a road matchup against the Minnesota Lynx. New York’s defense proved to be too much to handle for the league leading Lynx and the Liberty walked away with an impressive 93-81 win. NetsDaily’s Lucas Kaplan highlighted some of […]
In new book on sports owners, Joe Tsai talks about unexpected lessons learned
In a new book out next Tuesday, David Rubenstein, owner of the Baltimore Orioles, interviews sports franchise owners across America about what the view is like from the executive suites at arenas and stadiums across America. Per the promotion, “From the Owner’s Box” examines, “the financial strategies, leadership secrets, and billion-dollar deal-making behind championship franchises […]
NY Liberty vs. Minnesota Lynx preview: Back in action
Back in action. When we last saw the New York Liberty, they were cruising to a much needed 85-66 win over the Chicago Sky prior to the FIBA break on August 29. The opponent tonight is atop the WNBA standings, but has room to get better. The Minnesota Lynx entered the FIBA break on a […]
In latest predictions, a little less doom-and-gloom
As we’ve written recently, we don’t put a lot of stock in off-season rankings and ratings, particularly those posted so close to Opening Night. After all, the real measure of a team’s off-season moves — real wins and losses — are so close at hand. We’ll know soon enough exactly where things stand and said […]
Nets add two G League prospects in Sign-and-Waive moves
Dwight Murray Jr. and Isaiah Wong are officially joining the Brooklyn Nets organization. This morning, the team signed both players before waiving them shortly after. The Nets traded for Murray Jr.’s rights earlier this month and then Wong’s two days later. What might seem like an odd transaction on the surface is actually a move […]
Can chemistry between Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle get Nets to 50 wins?!?
Let’s face it, last June’s big move, the three-team deal that brought Julius Randle to Brooklyn, was a salary dump by the Minnesota Timberwolves. Nets got the 31-year-old Randle — and a second first round pick in the next night’s draft — for Nic Claxton who wouldn’t even be sent to Minnesota. Claxton would wind […]
No ‘Practice in the Park?’ Nets new fan experience is ‘Nets Fest’
The Brooklyn Nets are rolling out more activations related to their 60th anniversary during the 2026-27 season. This morning, the team announced “Nets Fest,” a free fan festival taking place at the Major Owens Community Center in Crown Heights on October 4. The event will bring attendees closer to the team and community with current […]
Over 100 show for local player tryouts for Long Island as Coach Swords talks two-ways, Canada
The Long Island Nets, like the big club, are quickly approaching their 2026-27 season … and the two clubs’ fate are linked. Development is still critical for Brooklyn. The tank may be over, but the rebuild continues. It’s the sophomore year of the Flatbush 5 as they look to continue their development in the Brooklyn […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 22
Albert Ghim writes for No Ceilings, one of the more sophisticated NBA sites, and last week, he got a rare chance to check up on veteran players working out on the West Coast, particularly those charges of personal trainer Zach Gonzalez. Among those who he’s been focusing on in Gonzalez workouts and the runs at […]
Julius Randle believes Nets will ‘shock the world’
Julius Randle has a simple message for anyone setting expectations for the Brooklyn Nets this season: prepare to be surprised. Shortly after the Nets acquired Randle in June, first-round rookie Mikel Brown Jr. shared with reporters that the three-time All-Star had told him Brooklyn was going to “shock the world.” So, when NetsDaily caught up […]
What to expect, hope for Brooklyn Nets’ young players entering 2026-27
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. Again, limited to those that […]
Mikel Brown gets kudos from those who went before
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. along with Egor Demin are the focus of […]
What’s going on with the New York Liberty new practice facility?
In 2025, the New York Liberty announced plans to build an $80 million practice facility in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, with the goal of opening it for the 2027 WNBA season. But with less than four months remaining in 2026, questions are growing about whether the facility will be ready in time. On Tuesday, Brooklyn-based journalist Norman […]
Trademark filing hints at more ABA celebrations for New York Nets
The Brooklyn Nets could be in for more ABA-related fun during the 2026-27 season. Last week, the team announced plans to celebrate the franchise’s 60th anniversary with an “ABA Night” on November 18. This week, a Sacramento Kings fan account on X discovered the NBA filed to trademark the term “ABA CHALLENGE SERIES” and an […]
In latest podcast, did Michael Porter Jr. touch a nerve again?
Michael Porter Jr. is back on the air! He recently spoke with Jason Lee who hosts Hollywood Unlocked podcast and other celebrity interview shows. As one might expect, there was immediate controversy. The promo for the show highlighted, “Jason and Mike open up about sexuality, religion, the LGBTQ+ community, masculinity, transgender relationships, and how their […]
In latest podcast, did Michael Porter Jr. touch a nerve again?
Michael Porter Jr. is back on the air! MPJ spoke recently with Jason Lee who hosts Hollywood Unlocked podcast and other celebrity interview shows. As one might expect, there was immediate controversy. As the promo for the show high lighted, “Jason and Mike open up about sexuality, religion, the LGBTQ+ community, masculinity, transgender relationships, and […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 21
With the signing of 7-footer Grant Nelson to a two-way deal on Friday, the Brooklyn Nets roster seems set, barring some huge surprise. They now have the full complement of 15 players on standard NBA deals and three on two-way contracts. They will invite players to training camp which starts September 29, ultimately sending four […]
Cathy Engelbert to retire as WNBA Commissioner
Cathy Engelbert is retiring from the WNBA. Following Team USA’s victory over China to begin the FIBA World Cup tournament, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced that she will be retiring from her position at the end of 2026. “After more than seven years at the WNBA and more than 40 total years in business, I […]
NetsDaily Reacts: Where Will the Brooklyn Nets Finish in 2026-27?
In our latest offseason fan poll, 58% of Brooklyn Nets fans predict the team will finish between the 11th and 15th seed in the Eastern Conference for the 2026-27 season. Meanwhile, 36% see a path into the Play-In Tournament, and 6% expect a top-6 guaranteed playoff berth. We’re wrapping a three-part series asking a similar […]
Nets fill third two-way slot with addition of Grant Nelson
The Brooklyn Nets have filled out all three of their two-way contracts, signing 7-foot 24-year-old Grant Nelson who played for both Brooklyn and Long Island last season. Nelson will join Chaney Johnson and second-round pick Tyler Bilodeau on the roster which now includes the maximum 15 players on standard deals as well as the three two-ways. […]
Long Island Nets acquire Brooklyn Summer Leaguer Dwight Murray Jr.
While the Long Island Nets don’t begin their 2026-27 season until November 6, the team’s roster is beginning to take shape. As shared in a Thursday press release, Long Island has acquired guard Dwight Murray Jr. and a 2026 first-round pick in the G League Draft from the College Park Skyhawks in exchange for a […]
Sam Zussman on expanding the Barclays experience
Sam Zussman, the CEO of Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment, is the man in charge of the fan experience at Barclays Center whether a Brooklyn Nets or New York Liberty game or a big concert and in an interview with Wealth Magazine out this week, he emphasizes the “entertainment” element of his job title. No matter […]
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