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Brooklyn Nets Unveil 2026-27 Preseason Schedule
Another summer is flying by, and with that, so is another NBA offseason. Just over a week removed from the Summer League’s conclusion, we still have a roughly two months before we’ll see the Nets in action again. This week, however, we did learn who they’ll be up against once they return. Monday morning, the […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 15
The LeBron James wait is over and the 41-year-old will be wearing No. 23 in Philadelphia trying to win his fifth NBA ring in his fourth NBA city which would put him in the same league as … Robert Horry who won seven in three cities. With that settled, we’ve seen a couple of moves […]
The Brooklyn Podcast: The MPJ Podcast with Matt Brooks of the Denver Nuggets
Summer League is over. We’re past the frenzy stage of NBA free agency. However, there’s one small forward everyone has had their eyes on this offseason. He’s arguably the GOAT. He just came over to the East. You all know who I’m talking about. It’s our boy Michael Porter Jr. YES! MPJ is extension eligible […]
How does LeBron James joining 76ers affect Nets?
LeBron James shocked the basketball world Friday by choosing the Philadelphia 76ers rather than the Golden State Warriors, Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers or Minnesota Timberwolves. As late at Thursday night, CBS Sports had put Philly at No. 5 among the five suitors but James saw them as the team best prepared for a championship run […]
Nets Reacts: Swapping Nic Claxton for Julius Randle Was a Popular Trade Among Fans
The Brooklyn Nets acquired three-time All-Star Julius Randle and the No. 28 overall pick (Joshua Jefferson) from the Minnesota Timberwolves in a multi-team deal for Nic Claxton and the No. 33 pick. Nic Claxton is officially on his way out after holding the reins as the longest-tenured Brooklyn Net. The big man recently released a […]
Egor just being Egor in Las Vegas, joined by Michael Porter Jr.
He is quietly becoming the face of the franchise if you measure Brooklyn Nets social media … and some of his own. Twenty-year-old Egor Demin didn’t just show his skills in Sacramento and Las Vegas. The Moscow native who played in Madrid and Provo, Utah before joining the Nets is proving to be a very […]
SCOREBOARD: Brooklyn Nets Social Media Round-up | July 23rd Edition
The dog days of summer, and those of the NBA offseason, are officially upon us. While the World Cup gave general sports fans a longer lease on that golden spring-to-early-summer stretch where playoff basketball and hockey run wild, baseball returns, and dew points are manageable, we’re now well past that. The Brooklyn Nets also concluded […]
Liberty 95, Sky 94: Sabrina Ionescu’s Miracle Minute Saves New York vs. Chicago
A few weeks ago, former New York Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello made a tremendous observation: “I always say, a fan has to just come and watch one game and they’ll fall in love.” And for fans whose first in-person WNBA game was last night, they were treated to a moment of a lifetime. For […]
Takeaways from New York Liberty’s 99-98 overtime win vs. Dallas Wings, more
The New York Liberty are nearly out of breath, desperately crawling toward the All-Star break like an air conditioner in Death Valley. But when they get there, they’ll do so with at least one win in their pocket, a 99-98, overtime victory over the Dallas Wings on Monday night that snapped a four-game losing streak. […]
Takeaways from New York Liberty’s 99-98 overtime win vs. Dallas Wings, more
The New York Liberty are nearly out of breath, desperately crawling toward the All-Star break like an air conditioner in Death Valley. But when they get there, they’ll do so with at least one win in their pocket, a 99-98, overtime victory over the Dallas Wings on Monday night that snapped a four-game losing streak. […]
Egor Dëmin apologies mount as Nets guard named to All-Summer League team
Ricky O’Donnell of SB Nation thinks maybe it’s time for an Egor Demin apology form. Sam Vecenie of The Athletic doesn’t go that far … just says Demin was the best second year player in Las Vegas. So does Ben Golliver of ESPN. Demin’s got Zach Lowe “excited” about the Brooklyn Nets! Time to forget, […]
Oh, that Michael Porter Jr. is trolling again … or is he?
Nope, the Brooklyn Nets don’t have interest in restricted free agent Peyton Watson. Ask any self-respecting pundit. They’ll tell you the 6’9” 23-year-old two-way player is headed either back to the Denver Nuggets or maybe the Los Angeles Clippers or the Atlanta Hawks … although the Hawks acquisition of Lu Dort seems to have quelled […]
Nets Reacts: How would you grade the Nets’ trade for Julius Randle & No. 28 pick?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. 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. Nic Claxton is on his way out after holding the reins as the longest-tenured Net. More […]
Jalen Wilson to Hawks, Ziaire Williams with Lakers as Tyson Etienne, Trevon Scott go overseas
Over the past few days, several players from the Brooklyn Nets’ 2025-26 squad have found new homes, specifically forwards Jalen Wilson, Ziaire Williams, two-way guard Tyson Etienne, and Trevon Scott, a forward who had two 10-day contracts with the team to close out the year. It is of course not unusual for a team in […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 14
Yeah, we’re a little late but there’s a lot to ponder. The end of the Brooklyn Nets two summer leagues, coinciding with the start of free agency, seems like a good time to assess things. The Nets could make a move yet and LeBron James hasn’t made his decision. Just Saturday, the New York Knicks […]
NetsDaily Off-Season Report – No. 14
Yeah, we’re a little late but there’s a lot to ponder. The end of the Brooklyn Nets two summer leagues, coinciding with the start of free agency, seems like a good time to assess things. The Nets could make a move yet and LeBron James hasn’t made his decision. Just Saturday, the New York Knicks […]
Liberty vs. Wings Game Preview: Can New York end their losing streak at Dallas?
Still searching. The New York Liberty headed to Indianapolis desperate to stop their three game losing streak and get back to their winning ways. For the first 17 or so minutes of the game, they appeared to be on their way. However, the Indiana Fever took full control of the final 23 and handed New […]
Nets outlast OKC, 108-90, in Summer League closer, finish 5-3 in two leagues
The Brooklyn Nets’ final Summer League game — two leagues in two states, eight total games over 16 days — wasn’t much of a contest as Brooklyn kept all of its eight contract players on the bench in street clothes vs. the winless Oklahoma City Thunder. The remaining seven players, several destined for the Long […]
Fever 108, Liberty 88: Mitchell’s 33 Points Torches New York in Indianapolis
There’s never a good time to go into a slump. The losses pile up, frustration grows, and every mistake gets amplified. The only way out to is to win your way out of it. Unfortunately for the New York Liberty, they can’t find their way out. The road trip continued with a primetime matchup against […]
Liberty vs. Fever Preview: Can New York contain Caitlin Clark after historic 45-point outburst?
It took a while, but we’re back! The New York Liberty have been off for the past week thanks to a tricky combination of flight issues and inclement weather in New York and Dallas. They were able to get a practice before takeoff on Friday morning and hope the extra days can help them get […]
MPJ talks Peyton Watson free agency … and his own
Michael Porter Jr. was at the Fanatics Fan Fest in New York Friday and made a bit of news both on the free agency of his friend and former Denver Nuggets teammate Peyton Watson as well as his own. While most pundits do not put the Brooklyn Nets in the forefront of potential landing spots […]
GOP Congressman asks NBA to review Joe Tsai position as Nets owner
Congressman John Moolenaar, a Republican who heads an advisory committee on “strategic competition between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party, called on the NBA to review the role of Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai in light of a recent Pentagon decision to declare Alibaba, the giant e-commerce, AI, and Cloud company he heads, a […]
Mikel Brown Jr. talks Brooklyn, ball, & life with Sarah Kustok
It only took a matter of seconds for Brooklyn Nets fans to recognize Mikel Brown Jr. as the blue chip, potential franchise-carrying prospect they’ve been searching for. On his first Summer League possession, roughly 51 ticks into the game, he notched his first assist. The following time down the floor, about a minute later, he […]
Nets Reacts: Summer League rejuvenated the Brooklyn fanbase
As we wrote in the piece asking the question, it was a very tough year for Nets fans. A ton of losses and a Knicks championship. Not the best. However, the Draft and more specifically, the combination between the California Classic and Las Vegas Summer League have seemingly given this fanbase a sigh of relief. They found […]
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 […]
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