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The Long Island Nets returned to their home court of the Nassau Coliseum to face off with the Maine Celtics for their big “Nothin’ But Nets” night, honoring their affiliation with the Brooklyn Nets. There was no Brooklyn presence outside of the Brooklynettes and Team Hype and even with Javon Freeman-Liberty’s impressive showing, Terry Roberts […]
Ziaire Williams is a generally optimistic guy. Always a smile and positive vibes. Earlier this week, speaking to NetsDaily at a Special Olympics event at the Brooklyn Basketball Training Center, the 24-year-old was asked about the Nets future. “We have something very special brewing here in Brooklyn. A year or two from now we’ll be […]
The Brooklyn Nets announced on Thursday that forward Michael Porter Jr. has been diagnosed with a left hamstring strain following an MRI. He will be sidelined and reevaluated in two to three weeks, per team PR. Porter Jr. had already missed four straight games with a right ankle sprain, but during his return-to-play process, he […]
The New York Liberty were out last night at Barclays Center to catch the Nets vs. the NBA champs OKC Thunder. Fans took pictures of Betnijah Laney, who’ll be back this season after missing all of 2025, Jonquel Jones and new coach Chris DeMarco who sat courtside… Even Miss Ellie made an appearance … The […]
The NBA tanking problem is an utter disaster, and the Brooklyn Nets are a symptom of the broken system. The Nets on Wednesday night lost 121-92 to the Oklahoma City Thunder, by no surprise. That’s not being disrespectful towards the Nets either, it’s just common knowledge that their strategy is completely opposite from OKCs. One […]
The Brooklyn Nets trailed the Oklahoma City Thunder 60-24 at halftime on Wednesday night. Those two dozen points tied a franchise-worst for points scored in a half. The worst part? It wasn’t even surprising. The already-tanking Nets, missing Michael Porter Jr. for the fourth straight game, ran smack-dab into one of the modern era’s very […]
Before the Brooklyn Nets’ contest against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night, rookie Egor Dëmin spoke to the media. It marked his first public comment since being ruled out for the remainder of the season with plantar fasciitis, a decision the Nets announced on March 9. Dëmin had played in two back-to-backs in the […]
Good news, tankers: The Nets are playing the Thunder tonight. That alone should provide some solace, but you never know in today’s NBA. OKC just clinched the postseason last night, their 13th since 2010. If only the Nets could have some of their fortunes come this May (and June). 🏀 KEY INFO Who: OKC Thunder (54-15) […]
The Long Island Nets returned to the court on Tuesday, March 17, for a rematch with one of the NBA G League’s top teams, the Osceola Magic. The last time on the court, Long Island didn’t fare well, as they fell to Osceola by 20 points. Despite some early top-flight play from their newest signing, […]
The beat The opponent tonight is looking to make some history. The Golden State Warriors were the last team to go back-to-back, and the Oklahoma City Thunder are looking to break the streak this year. They were on the road last night and held on to beat a good Orlando Magic team, 113-108. They’ve now […]
Drake Powell is a man of very few, very polite words. Always smiling, an enthusiastic small-talker, though to this point, Powell is not one for detailed conversation with the media. That’s certainly fine, but if you’re craving more than a cliché from the #22 overall pick, you’re going to be disappointed. When asked what Head […]
There’ve been rumors going back to trade deadline about how the Nets plan to move beyond their deep rebuild next season, but Brian Lewis writes more in detail on the team’s plan, quoting sources knowledgeable about things. Multiple league sources told The Post that the idea remains the same: The Nets intend to flip the […]
The Brooklyn Nets lost another game on Monday night, this time at home to the Portland Trail Blazers. Trailing by over 20 points in the first half and then by 31 in the third quarter, the outcome was never really in doubt, save for a wonky fourth quarter where the visitors — who played in […]
Inhale. Exhale. Michael Porter Jr, Day’Ron Sharpe, Noah Clowney, Egor Demin, and Terance Mann are all out for Brooklyn. That’s great news for those getting ready for the big dance. In the meantime, Brooklyn hoops. 15 games remain including tonight. 🏀 KEY INFO Who: Portland Trail Blazers (32-36) at Brooklyn Nets (17-50)When: 7:30 PM ETWatch: YES Network […]
The Long Island Nets returned to the court on Sunday, March 15th, for a showdown with the Osceola Magic. This was Long Island’s first game back in nine days after getting a mini vacation. Things have changed. The last time that Long Island took the court, they were led by EJ Liddell’s 36 points, Chaney […]
A miracle comeback that ended the way people wanted it to. The Brooklyn Nets rallied from a 28 point deficit to take a lead in the fourth quarter against the Philadelphia 76ers. However, they couldn’t bring it all the way home and lost in the end. The opponent tonight will be competing in the postseason […]
The Brooklyn Nets never seriously considered making a playoff run in June when they drafted five rookies in the first round, in August when they ate unplayable salary for future picks, and in November when they began sitting veterans to give younger players more developmental minutes. Thursday night was the first time they acted like […]
A rare 1:00 PM ET affair for the Brooklyn Nets. It’s game No. 67 and things have only gotten uglier as the Nets continue to sit integral players. Egor Demin is out the rest of the season and so is Day’Ron Sharpe. It’s a stinger in the midst of what’s already been a very long […]
Aside from it being the Josh Minott career game, the Nets’ matchup with the Atlanta Hawks was a pretty forgettable bout. With the absence of Michael Porter Jr., Ziaire Williams, and Nolan Traore, Brooklyn was pretty much doomed from the start, especially with Atlanta on a surge to take the eighth seed of the Eastern […]
The Brooklyn Nets are signing guard Malachi Smith, a 6’4” combo guard, to a 10-day contract. Smith has spent this season with Brooklyn’s G-League affiliate, the Long Island Nets, while on a standard G-League contract. At least temporarily, Smith fills the Nets open roster spot. Hoopshype’s Michael Scotto was the first to report the news… […]
Welcome to The Long Forecast on NetsDaily. Championship week is in full swing, the NCAA tournament is right around the corner, and this is the time of year when we really see what these prospects are made of. Here are the latest developments over the past week regarding players in this June’s NBA draft class, […]
Keith Smith, writing for Spotrac Thursday, reports that once again the Brooklyn Nets will be among the NBA leaders in cap space and spending power in 2026-27. They won’t have the $60 million they did this season, the most in the league, but Smith projects they’ll still be top three with around $46.9 million. That’s […]
We’ve finally hit the home stretch. Brooklyn Nets games are feeling more and more like exhibitions. Players that are merely passing through see big minutes, only to be remembered by the most die-hard fans. On Thursday afternoon, the Nets shut down Day’Ron Sharpe for the season. Sharpe, with a torn ligament in his thumb, joined […]
The Nets won two straight and then lost by 38 to the Pistons in a revenge game. It all checks out during this long, strange season. Egor Demin, Michael Porter Jr, Nolan Traore, and Day’ron Sharpe are all out. This comes after the news that Sharpe would be out for the remainder of the season. […]
The Brooklyn Nets have shut down Day’Ron Sharpe, their 24-year-old back-up center, after he was diagnosed with a tear of his left thumb ligament, the team announced shortly before Thursday’s game with the Atlanta Hawks. The Nets did not initially state how Sharpe had injured his thumb or when but later Jordi Fernandez said the […]