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NY Liberty vs. Indiana Fever Preview: Can the Liberty contain Kelsey Mitchell & Caitlin Clark?
Stacking wins. The New York Liberty hosted the Las Vegas Aces for an early matinee game on Sunday at Barclays Center. The Aces treated it as a rest day, which gave the Liberty even more of an advantage in a matchup between long time rivals. New York went wire-to-wire and cruised to a 111-71 victory […]
NetsDaily Reacts: Original Herringbone vs. Current Grayscale Court Design
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Nets fans and fans across the country. In the world of the Brooklyn Nets, aesthetics are everything — especially during the quiet lulls of the NBA offseason. While fans usually debate jerseys or logos, […]
Is their hope in history for Brooklyn Nets fans?
Brian Lewis on Tuesday examines the slow pace of the Nets rebuild which as of this past weekend has been underway in some form or another for three and half years since Kevin Durant became the final piece of the Big Three to be traded back on February 9, 2023. As Lewis writes, there’s no […]
Takeaways from New York Liberty 40-piece vs. Las Vegas Aces, more
Sunday afternoon was Legends Weekend at the Barclays Center for the New York Liberty. Rebecca Lobo was announcing the game for ESPN, while Becky Hammon, coaching the Las Vegas Aces, was also in the building. It was a full house… Sadly, her Aces did not reciprocate the vibe. Legends A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray, and Jackie […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 17
Not much going on out there. We’ve written about Michael Porter Jr.‘s extension and why Joe and Clara Wu Tsai are likely to hang on to their Brooklyn sports assets, despite their marital split. That’s not mentioning the rationale behind the Liberty’s decision to move on from Betnijah Laney-Hamilton, a critical piece in New York’s […]
Liberty vs. Aces Preview: A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray, Jackie Young out for Sunday Matinee in New York
Stacking another win. The New York Liberty played the second of their mini-series against the Seattle Storm on Wednesday night. The Liberty won 92-86 to extend their current winning streak to three games. With the standings as jumbled as they are, the Liberty need to grab every win they can so they stay close to […]
As mini-deadline approaches, Nets talks with Michael Porter Jr. may accelerate
The Nets can extend Michael Porter Jr.’s expiring $40.8 million contract right up to next July’s free agency. There’s no real deadline, but Tuesday may offer a signal as to the Nets thinking on the 28-year-old who put up 24/7/3 last season, a career high, as the Brooklyn rejected trade offers at the February deadline. […]
NetsDaily Reacts: How Fans Evaluate the Brooklyn Nets 2026 Offseason
With the dog days of summer officially here, we turned to Nets World to gauge the community’s perspective on the state of the franchise after the 2026 offseason. The Nets didn’t make any crazy splashes but they still had a relatively busy offseason: Still no word on an extension for Michael Porter Jr. While we […]
On Betnijah Laney-Hamilton’s depressing ending with the New York Liberty
Here’s the good news: You will not remember Betnijah Laney-Hamilton’s New York Liberty tenure by its finale. When Laney-Hamilton is inevitably inducted into the Liberty Ring of Honor, 16,000 zealous fans will pour their hearts out for her, only right for a player who helped create one of the best environments in pro sports. Many […]
New York Liberty hang on vs. Seattle Storm, win 92-86
“These two-game series feel like a playoff series, and whether you win or lose, you’re both trying to guess, like, on the adjustments piece. But I do think the team that, usually, drops the first one is always going to end up trying to play harder and pick up the pressure and be more physical, […]
Iran War ended possibility of Nets trip to Qatar: Windhorst
The Iran War has been underway since late February when the U.S. and Israel bombed the Islamic Republic, among other things killing the entire Iranian leadership in a surprise attack and attacking an Iranian school, killing more than 150 school girls. Since then, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps has struck back against U.S. and allied targets […]
ANALYSIS: Why a sale now would make no sense for Tsais
The New York Liberty won again Monday night at Barclays Center. Former Secretary of State, U.S. Senator and First Lady Hillary Clinton sat courtside with Clara Wu Tsai, getting a standing ovation at one point from the 15,312 fans. It was the first appearance by either Joe or Clara Wu Tsai since last week’s news […]
NetsDaily Reacts: How much better are the Nets now than they were at the start of the offseason?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Nets fans and fans across the country. The biggest moves of the Brooklyn Nets’ 2026 NBA offseason are probably behind us. Sean Marks added veterans Julius Randle and Wagner. He also added 26-year-old […]
New York Liberty vs. Seattle Storm Preview: Can Liberty Protect Home Court?
You take what you can get. The New York Liberty did their best to give the game away against the Phoenix Mercury, but they did just enough to hang on and escape with a two point victory. They’ve won four out of their last five games and are trying to climb out of the hole […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 16
We’ll put aside for the moment news that the Nets co-owners are ending their marriage. It’s encouraging that Joe and Clara Wu Tsai issued a statement that their sports assets in Brooklyn will not be affected by their impending split, but the division of assets in any divorce can be a long, grueling process. So […]
New York Liberty vs. Phoenix Mercury preview: An afternoon matchup in the Desert
Happy August! The New York Liberty and Las Vegas Aces engaged in another thriller on Thursday night. However, Vegas had just enough to hold on and beat the Liberty. With the loss, New York fell to the eighth and final playoff seed. The Phoenix Mercury are looking for a rally in the second half of […]
Long Island Nets notebook: Sources detail draft pick, E10 plans, Matt Macdonald buzz
Just like their NBA counterparts, the Long Island Nets are in rebuild mode. Of course, in the G League, teams are always in rebuild mode. Here’s what’s been going on. The Nets’ organization has added another international prospect to its development pipeline as the Long Island Nets have selected French guard Tidjiane Dioumassi with the […]
Nets Reacts Results: How Much Should The Nets Pay Michael Porter Jr.?
Michael Porter Jr. had a career year and he’s due for a big payday. The one-time champion and near All-Star this past season put up a career-high 24.2 points and 7.1 rebounds per game. As training camp approaches, General Manager Sean Marks faces his most critical financial decision of the offseason: What is the right […]
Joe and Clara Wu Tsai divorcing, no effect on Nets, Liberty expected
In shocking sports business and personal news, Page Six, the New York Post’s gossip page, reports Friday that Joe and Clara Wu Tsai are divorcing after nearly 30 years of marriage. The two’s parting is not expected to affect their ownership or operation of the Brooklyn Nets, New York Liberty or Barclays Center, the component […]
Nets Rookie Mikel Brown Jr. & Tracy McGrady Bond Over Jay-Z
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. When the Brooklyn Nets drafted the Louisville point guard sixth overall, they didn’t just get a long-sought guard to run the offense. They brought in an […]
Moe Wagner’s signing signals end of Nets free agency
The Brooklyn Nets announced the signing of Moe Wagner Friday morning, giving them 15 guaranteed contracts and more significantly. almost certainly ending their off-season. The two-year, $19 million deal, effectively exhausts their cap space for the 2026 off-season and puts a period on their summer moves, barring a big exclamation point as surprise. And yes, […]
Liberty vs. Aces Preview: Long time rivals meet in Las Vegas
A sweaty win, but a win nonetheless! Despite the New York Liberty defense having another rough night at the office, the offense was more than enough to hold on and beat the Los Angeles Sparks, 113-109. The win was their third in a row as they try to climb the standings. The opponent tonight is […]
Deadlines and Commitments: All Summer Long
The Draft is over. The Summer League is over and it would appear that free agency, if not over, is basically done as well. Now comes the long Summer. From the end of Summer League on July 19 till the first preseason game on October 6, it will be all highlights and speculation along with […]
Mikel Brown Jr. talks Donovan Mitchell, back health and more in latest podcast appearance
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 conversation followed a familiar path for a podcast featuring a newly drafted prospect — revisiting […]
DAZN Replaces Gotham Sports App as Exclusive Streaming Home for YES and MSG
If you’ve been streaming Brooklyn Nets basketball or the rest of the local sports landscape through the Gotham Sports App, changes are officially on the horizon. In a partnership announced on Wednesday, MSG Networks and the YES Network entered an agreement that will make DAZN the exclusive direct-to-consumer streaming home for both networks starting with […]
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