The Brooklyn Nets are on the rise again – in the penultimate week of the 2016-17 season, they’ve jumped to the 22nd spot in ESPN's weekly power rankings.
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For the second straight week, the Brooklyn Nets rose in the ESPN power rankings. They moved up five spots after another impressive week.
For the first time in 13 weeks, the Nets are no longer ranked dead-last in Marc Stein’s weekly power rankings. They bumped up not only one spot, but two.
The Brooklyn Nets finally got their tenth victory, but the only thing it did was trigger a sarcastic response from Marc Stein in this week’s rankings.
The Brooklyn Nets reached their fifth straight winless week and were criticized heavily in the most recent ESPN Power Rankings by Marc Stein.
Four consecutive winless weeks for the Brooklyn Nets suggests they may not be getting out of the last spot in the ESPN power rankings anytime soon.
A third consecutive winless week further solidifies the Brooklyn Nets as the worst team in the NBA, as reflected in this week’s ESPN power rankings.
This year, Sean Kilpatrick has gotten all the love on the Brooklyn Nets. However, the gap between him and Bojan Bogdanovic is much smaller than you think.
A second winless week in a row has the Brooklyn Nets desperately searching for ways to get out of the bottom spot of the ESPN power rankings.
Another winless week for the Brooklyn Nets yielded yet another dead-last ranking in the latest ESPN power rankings. Who has moved up and who has fallen?
Despite winning their first game of the new year, the Brooklyn Nets remain dead-last in ESPN’s most recent power rankings.
After another winless week, the Brooklyn Nets place last in ESPN’s power rankings for fifth straight week as they seek first win of 2017.
A winless week for the Brooklyn Nets clinches them the last spot in Marc Stein's ESPN power rankings for the fourth straight week.
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The Brooklyn Nets kick off 2017 looking up at the NBA, as they've been given the last ranking in the latest ESPN power rankings.
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