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Hey guys, pay no attention to the other thing happening in the NBA right now…trust me…not worth your time. Your Brooklyn Nets are just 17 days away from the NBA Draft! We’ve talked about almost every prospect Nets prospect on here except for one…Scott Richey of the News Gazette is here to help us take […]
Another one on the board. The New York Liberty continued their homestand at Barclays Center on Thursday, taking on some old friends in the Toronto Tempo. New York extended its winning streak to three with a solid 97-82 Commissioner’s Cup victory. But tonight, the opponent is the center of attention in more ways than one. […]
Last week, I tweeted this, a white lie… Admittedly, it wasn’t “total” speculation. There were already whispers that the Brooklyn Nets were interested in Nate Ament in the upcoming NBA Draft, whether at #6 overall or after trading down. But stronger was the inductive reasoning behind it; given what we know about Brooklyn’s recent drafting […]
It was a festive basketball evening … stretching all the way to San Antonio, Texas, Wednesday as New York basketball shined in various aspects. Here in Brooklyn, the stakes are less high, but the New York Liberty put on a championship-level effort while saying hello to some former champions and old friends. New York welcomed […]
Starting to head in the right direction? The New York Liberty took on the Phoenix Mercury last Friday night at Barclays Center and came away with a grimy win. A win’s a win and this team needs them in the worst way, so they’ll take what they can. The opponent tonight is making a pretty […]
Has any of the 2026 NBA Draft’s top four been in for workouts — and interviews — at HSS Training Center? Not that we know of, although there had been reports that A.J. Dybansta might drop in but the latest is he’s limiting himself to two workouts. Nothing new on the quintet of lead guards […]
The 2026 NBA Finals are now upon us, and while it’ll involve games just a few train stops away from the Barclays Center, the Brooklyn Nets couldn’t be further from the championship stage right now. You all know this, but the Nets didn’t have the greatest season in the world this past year. They fell […]
So it’s the New York Knicks vs. the San Antonio Spurs for all of Adam Silver’s marbles, rings and trophies. After record-breaking TV audiences justified by great games, the Spurs joined the Knicks Saturday in the NBA Finals will begin Wednesday night in San Antonio. Then after two games in Texas, the best-of-seven heads to […]
The New York Liberty hosted Pride Night at the Barclays Center on Friday night. If that wasn’t enough, the Liberty were once again facing last year’s playoff foe in the Phoenix Mercury, just as they had on Wednesday night when they notched their most inspiring win of the season to date. So yes, 16,000 Liberty […]
The Nets, it would seem, are more than like to take one of two lead guards on the night of June 23 at Barclays Center, either Mikel Brown Jr. or Darius Acuff. The are the most mentioned candidates for the No. 6 pick by draftniks and assorted pundits. And indeed, both are worthy of such […]
The New York Liberty, down 55-49 to the visiting Phoenix Mercury midway through the third quarter, called a timeout and trudged to the bench. The game was slipping away, their fourth straight loss (all at home) now seemed like the likely outcome. Then, out of nowhere, the Liberty went on a franchise-record 23-0 run, blowing […]
The consensus among pundits is that this year’s free agent class is not the best, putting aside the mystery of where LeBron James suits up. That said, the Nets have more than enough cap space to make significant offers for whoever is out there plus draft assets that could be put to use in sign-and-trades. […]
This Spring, we went from hearing from Jordi Fernández nearly every day, to not hearing from him at all. The coach hasn’t been “ghosting” us. There wasn’t break-up between he and the Nets. In fact, they seem to be more committed to each other than ever. The season just ended, and so did our chance […]
It’s tough to be Chris DeMarco right now. Sabrina Ionescu and Satou Sabally were game-time decisions for Wednesday night’s home game against the Phoenix Mercury. Neither played. Curiously, Sabally was on the floor for layup lines, minutes after being ruled out, before a team staffer politely pulled her to the sideline. Meanwhile, Betnijah Laney-Hamilton was […]
As Brooklyn Nets fans wait to see just how much general manager Sean Marks plans to shake the soda can this offseason, it’s worth taking a closer look at the team’s own free-agent outlook before Brooklyn starts hunting in the market and bolstering the roster through the draft. The Nets’ internal free-agent decisions will come […]
After a solid start, the NBA playoffs have taken a turn for the worst for Brooklyn Nets fans when it comes to a hate-watching perspective. The New York Knicks, yes, those New York Knicks are on their way to the NBA Finals. While whoever comes out of the West will surely be favored over New […]
The NBA Finals begin Wednesday in either San Antonio or Oklahoma City, then return to New York for the first time since 1999 the Monday after that. It will be a raucous time in the city, with celebrities jockeying for air time and masters of the universe sucking up any ticket at any price. In […]
Betnijah Laney-Hamilton missed her third straight game. Sabrina Ionescu made her season debut on Sunday night, but evidently wasn’t ready for a back-to-back. Satou Sabally did play four minutes before leaving with an illness. Leonie Fiebich is not quite ready. Just seven games into the season, the New York Liberty have found themselves in the […]
Even though it is the beginning of the season, it seems that the New York Liberty have been their own enemy. With this much talent on the roster, it is the only acceptable answer. Yesterday afternoon, they had a second half collapse in the face of the Wings Azzi Fudd’s second half shooting display. Almost […]
So the Knicks are one win away from their first NBA Finals in 27 years. They’ve also matched the Nets mark of 10 straight post-season wins, set in 2003. Good for them. Moving on. We are in a bit of a news lull right now, between the Lottery and the Draft, to be followed by […]
That Opening Night blowout of the Connecticut Sun was not a sign of things to come. Not yet, anyway. The New York Liberty are still WNBA championship favorites, their full roster is still deep as hell, they have four months to put it all together — but they did enter Sunday afternoon’s nationally televised tilt […]
The homestand got off to a choppy start. The New York Liberty returned to action after a week off to face a solid Golden State Valkyries team. Golden State jammed up New York’s offense and were the first team to hold New York under 90 points on the season. As a result, the Liberty lost […]
The NBA Draft is still a month away and the Brooklyn Nets participating in two — count ’em — two summer leagues a week after that, it’s easy to forget that NBA free agency is sandwiched in between them. Last year, the Nets had nearly $60 million in cap space, most in the league, Sean […]
The first night back after an extended break is always a bit tricky. You’ve got to regain your rhythm and get back in the swing of things. The New York Liberty and Golden State Valkyries both returned to action after being off for a week. The Liberty last played in Portland on May 14 while […]
Three weeks ago, at the end of a discussion of her first 100 days as governor of New Jersey at Newark’s Performing Arts Center, Mikie Sherill faced a series of rapid-fire questions from NJ.com political editor Brent Johnson. The subjects ranged from personal issues to state policy. But then a little more than an hour […]