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NBA Las Vegas Summer League 2026: Rockets Defeat Nets 100-83 at Cox Pavilion

The Nets Summer League tournament run ended in a 100-83 loss to the Houston Rockets on Thursday, but not before a fourth-quarter surge nearly turned the tide. Despite trailing by 21, Brooklyn’s best was a 10-point deficit with a little more than three minutes in the fourth. Dëmin finished the game with 21 points on […]

NBA Summer League Discussion: Brooklyn Nets vs. Houston Rockets, 4:30 PM ET

Well, that was fun! The Nets absolutely dominated on Tuesday with a 115-83 victory against the Kings. It was arguably the best we’ve seen the Flatbush Five play together, and certainly the best Brooklyn has played this summer. And that’s saying something. They’ll move onto face the Houston Rockets in their final pool play match […]

New York Liberty game in Dallas postponed due to travel delays

The New York Liberty’s Thursday night matchup against the Dallas Wings has been postponed and rescheduled for Monday, July 20 at 8:00 PM EST, the WNBA announced on Thursday morning. Broadcast details for the rescheduled game will be announced at a later date. The announcement was made by the WNBA earlier this morning: The Liberty […]

Haynes: Michael Porter Jr. fate ‘potentially’ uncertain

In his discussion with reporters two days ago, Sean Marks painted a positive picture of the Brooklyn Nets situation with Michael Porter Jr. who after being traded from the Nuggets had his best year of his seven-year NBA career, averaging 24.2 points, 7.1 rebounds and 3.0 assists in 52 games before being shut down on […]

Nets dunk all over Kings as Dëmin and Brown Jr. return

It took a few extra days, but we finally got our Mikel Brown Jr. vs Darius Acuff summer showdown. It was Nets as a unit, however, who delivered the box office production. Brooklyn leapt out to a 22-6 advantage to the begin the game, forcing eight Sacramento turnovers in the contest’s first six minutes. Joshua […]

Nets Reacts: Has Summer League changed your outlook on the upcoming season?

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. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. With the exception of two-time All-Star Julius Randle, the Nets didn’t go big-game hunting for splashy […]

NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 13

You’d have to say that even with a couple of obvious concerns, the Nets Off-Season has been a success, starting from June 23. Their best draft pick in 16 years (think about that!) has been, as his Summer League coach said, “electric” and the development of their second best pick in that timeframe has been […]

NY Liberty vs. Toronto Tempo preview: one losing streak will end

A couple of days ago, the Liberty were battling for the 4th seed and on the cusp of getting back to the team that New York loves. Since that victory over the Minnesota Lynx, the Liberty have now lost two in a row and have moved to the 6th seed in the WNBA standings. Not […]

Chaney Johnson dominates, Joshua Jefferson debuts as Hawks defeat Nets

The Brooklyn Nets fell to the Atlanta Hawks, 83-76 Saturday night in Las Vegas, their fifth game of Summer League action. Overall, counting their record from the California Classic, the squad is 3-2 since heading out to the West Coast, while in the main event (the Las Vegas portion), the team is 1-1, having blown […]

New York Liberty lose close one to Minnesota Lynx, 90-85

Back-to-backs are always tricky. Particularly when you have two games in two days in two cities. In order to win, you have to stick together and weather the storm. It’s tough, but it’s something the best teams have to go through. For New York, the first half of their back-to-back came against one of their […]

NBA Summer League Discussion: Brooklyn Nets vs. Atlanta Hawks, 8:00 PM ET

The Nets opened their Las Vegas Summer League with a 91-65 blowout victory over the Knicks on Friday, fueled by an encouraging glimpse of Brooklyn’s future backcourt. Egor Dëmin and rookie Mikel Brown Jr. each dropped 20 points to power a decisive second-half surge after a slow start from both. We’ll see who suits up […]

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Brooklyn Nets smoke New York Knicks in Las Vegas Opener 91-65

If you’re the fan who refuses to get too high on Summer League, but also the kind who’s keen to see the crown knocked off the recently-anointed New York Knicks, Brooklyn’s fourth game this summer likely put your spirit in a pretzel. The Nets met their cross-town rival a couple of thousands of miles away […]

NBA Summer League Live Discussion: Brooklyn Nets vs. New York Knicks, 6:00 PM ET

The California Classic was plenty of fun for Nets fans. Egor Dëmin absolutely showed out, and Mikel Brown Jr. showed up just in time to make a serious first impression. Now, they’ll take their talents along with the rest of the summer squad and head over to Las Vegas to play the Knicks. Their summer […]

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Introducing Tyler Bilodeau … how much do Nets trust sharp shooter?

Back on June 24, the second night of the NBA Draft, fans were aghast that the Nets, who picked at No. 43 weren’t going for a big man, preferably one who can protect the rim. Why didn’t they use their cache of 21 second rounders to take Trevon Brazile of Arkansas, taken by the San […]

Nets vs. Knicks: The main event is on in Las Vegas

Tonight, the Brooklyn Nets kick off their first of at least five Summer League games in Las Vegas. After playing in a back-to-back-to-back during the “California Classic” in Sacramento, the team arrived in Vegas to face off against a familiar organization: the cross-town rivals and reigning NBA Champion New York Knicks. Now, it may not […]

Julius Randle … Welcome to Brooklyn! Deal finally done

July 6 came and went and the Brooklyn Nets trade sending Nick Claxton to Chicago and Julius Randle to Brooklyn didn’t get officially approved. The reason was mundane: a late add to the trade, the Bulls Mouhamadou Gueye, couldn’t be dealt until July 9 because he had been acquired by the Bulls on April 9 […]

The aura and aggression defining Egor Demin’s Summer

The most startling statistic for Brooklyn Nets last week in Sacramento may also be the most important going forward … not just for the 2026-27 season. On Thursday, Brian Lewis encapsulated what others have also noticed: After being just 1-for-4 from 2-point range in three summer league tilts last year, Dëmin’s auspicious 11-for-12 bodes well […]

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The Brooklyn Podcast: Free Agency, Summer League Takeaways and Pooch’s Return!

The California Classic is officially over and that California love is being spread the Brooklyn way. The lottery picks showed out. Mikel Brown Jr. looked like the real deal in his one game, while Egor Dëmin continues to evolve. Hard to argue anyone at that tournament was better than him — as discussed. Furthermore, Pooch […]

Brutal 2nd quarter dooms Liberty against Wings, 88-77

It felt like UConn night at Barclays Center. With No. 1 one picks Breanna Stewart, Paige Bueckers, and Azzi Fudd on the court — and Geno Auriemma calling the game on ESPN — it was Huskies representation all over the arena. However, it was a Notre Dame alumnus that stole the show. Jessica Shepard is […]