Despite a rocky start to the season, the Brooklyn Nets are gaining momentum at the right time with their newfound identity
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Over the offseason the Brooklyn Nets and Caris LeVert inked a deal to extend his future with the team for another three years
It’s been a rollercoaster of a season for Brooklyn thus far. Now, during the break we’ll evaluate how the team has fared heading into All-Star weekend
Two-time Finals MVP Kevin Durant was seen working out and making strides in his return from an Achilles injury suffered in the NBA Finals.
Nets GM Sean Marks remained silent through this year’s trade deadline, ultimately, putting faith in his roster for the remainder of the season
The Brooklyn Nets will be well represented All-Star weekend, having players such as Joe Harris and Spencer Dinwiddie compete in competitions.
On Wednesday night, against the Philadelphia 76ers, Joe Harris climbed to fourth all-time in three-pointers made in Nets history.
DeAndre Jordan suffered a dislocated finger Wednesday night against the 76ers. Jarrett Allen will ultimately play a critical role for the foreseeable future
In a loss to the Utah Jazz, Kyrie Irving compiled up another stellar performance, as he poured in 32 points along with 11 assists.
Now that Kyrie Irving has returned to the lineup, what does that mean for the guard that held down the fort, while playing like an All-Star, for the Nets?
The Nets held practice on Thursday and received some uplifting news regarding their two star offseason acquisitions. Kyrie Irving’s return seems imminent.