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It may not have seemed so in the early hours of February 9, 2023, but the Nets’ trade of Kevin Durant in February 2023 is increasingly seen by many as a big positive for the Brooklyn franchise. Sean Marks & co. ultimately wound up with 11 first round picks and swaps when all the by-products […]
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All good things must come to an end, and in this case, that might not be the worst thing. With a chance to build a three-game win streak on Tuesday against the Detroit Pistons, the Brooklyn Nets instead got smacked around, falling 138-100. Things snapped back to reality, and despite the brief burst, this is […]
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The Nets have as their foot and ankle specialist one of the top orthopedic surgeons in the world of sports in Dr. Martin O’Malley, but they have to hope they won’t ever need his services in the case of Egor Demin’s plantar fascia. So far so good. Despite the team’s decision to shut down the […]
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Not that it needs repeating, but the six-month, 82-game NBA regular season feels impossibly long. For every national TV nail-biter, or the performance art of Bam Adebayo sloshing his way to 83 points, there are five forgettable games and a road trip where the days all blend together, for both good and bad teams. There […]
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Alright! Right..? The Nets, winners of two straight, were the talk of the NBA after a 23-point comeback in the second half on Saturday. It was their fifth-largest comeback in franchise history. Then, the Grizzlies out-tanked them in the first half of this back-to-back. Fourth-worst-record in the league. 18 games remaining. 🏀 KEY INFO Who: Detroit […]
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And just like that, the Nets took care of business yet again! We’re streaking! The Memphis Grizzlies were lacking their eight highest paid players. So, Brooklyn used a balance of perimeter offense and size down low to literally out man the Grizzlies. As I predicted, Day’Ron Sharpe did his thing with 19 points on 8-of-11 […]
1 day ago | 1 read
The Nets are fresh off their first win out of the All-Star break — a STUNNING win over the conference leading Detroit Pistons. Is the Brooklyn the best team in the league now (lol)? Is the Tank in trouble? Either way, with the Nets and Pistons meeting again this week, we wanted to check in […]
1 day ago | 1 read
In an interview with podcaster Emily Austin last week, Michael Porter Jr. spoke about how he’s enjoying his time with the Nets … which he’s said before. He also spoke about his relationship with Andrew Tate, accused sex trafficker and self-described misogynist, which he’s also done before … unfortunately. Here’s all 73 (not necessarily) fun […]
2 days ago | 1 read
The Brooklyn Nets picked up their second win in a row tonight, and while they played winning basketball by all accounts, it felt like the Memphis Grizzlies set it down on the ground for them and walked away. The Nets held Michael Porter Jr. out tonight for rest. They also started Drake Powell, who spent […]
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The day didn’t get off to a great start, as the Nets announced that Egor Demin will miss the remainder of the season with plantar fascia. Otherwise, Nets fans are looking at development for the others and lottery odds. 🏀 KEY INFO Who: Memphis Grizzlies (23-39) at Brooklyn Nets (16-47)When: 7:30 PM ETWatch: YES Network 💬 DISCUSSION […]
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Two days after Jordi Fernandez praised his 10-day performance, Grant Nelson is longer with the Brooklyn Nets. The 27-year-old 7-footer had signed a 10-day contract on February 27. Under league rules, a team can extend the player an additional 10 days, but when the opportunity came on Monday, they declined in a surprise. The move […]
2 days ago | 1 read
In somewhat of a surprise, the Nets announced Monday that Egor Demin, their first lottery pick in 15 years, will miss the remainder of the 2025-26 season with a flare-up of the plantar fasciitis that limited his off-season following Summer League. The Nets official announcement was terse: Brooklyn Nets guard Egor Dëmin will miss the […]
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With the days getting longer and the weather getting warmer, I am sure a good amount of you guys are ready for May 10 and the NBA Lottery to come around. Still got two months to go! But even with that, it is okay to celebrate the remaining days we have for this season. A […]
2 days ago | 2 reads
It’d be nice to simulate to the end of the Brooklyn Nets’ season by adding 20 losses to their ledger and populating social media with a few Nolan Traore highlight reels here and there. Alas, they do have to play the games, and on Saturday evening, the Nets faced the East’s #1 seed — the […]
4 days ago | 3 reads
The Nets are looking to avoid their 11th straight loss, but it won’t be easy against the best team in the East. 🏀 KEY INFO Who: Brooklyn Nets (15-47) vs Miami Heat (45-16)When: 6:00 PM ETWatch: YES Network Nets prospect watch here. 💬 DISCUSSION Share your thoughts and react, but please be respectful. NetsDaily prides itself […]
4 days ago | 2 reads
The streak continues. The Brooklyn Nets completed their two game mini series against the Miami Heat on Thursday night. The Nets put forth good effort, but it wasn’t nearly enough to get the win as Miami handed Brooklyn their tenth consecutive defeat. The opponent tonight is sitting on top of the Eastern Conference for the […]
4 days ago | 1 read
The Brooklyn Nets are 15-47. They missed on Cooper Flagg last year but the losing has been more intense this year. They’ve lost 10 straight and it might be 11 after a bout with Detroit on Saturday. With March Madness approaching and Tankathon being a constant resource, we decided to lean into the prospects we […]
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Two broadcasters familiar to Nets fans in both New Jersey and Brooklyn will be enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame this summer as winners of the Curt Gowdy Award. provided to journalists who’ve covered the sport. The Hoop Hall announced Friday that Chris Carrino and Mike Fratello were among four recipients selected for the […]
5 days ago | 3 reads
It was a big game for the Long Island Nets Friday night. The Nets G League affiliate won their their straight and are now in fourth place in the East … only two games behind the Greensboro Swarm who they’ve beat twice in a row. It was also a big night for the Nets three […]
5 days ago | 2 reads
The Brooklyn Nets played the Miami Heat for a second straight time tonight. It was an honest remake. The same characters appeared. There were a few creative spins on the script and plot. However, we got the same, predicable ending. Much like in the Tuesday game, the Nets struggled to protect the rock this evening, […]
6 days ago | 4 reads
The tanking has been bad. Really bad. The Nets have lost nine straight entering Thursday’s home-and-home with Miami. They aren’t the only tankers… tanking. The Pacers have lost seven straight, Wizards six straight, and the Jazz seven straight. One win and it can all be thrown off. The Draft Lottery can’t come soon enough. 🏀 […]
6 days ago | 3 reads
The streak rolls on. The Brooklyn Nets began a three game road trip on Tuesday night against the Miami Heat. The Heat were too hot to handle and handed the Nets their ninth straight defeat, 124-98. Fortunately for the Nets, they didn’t have to travel between games. Unfortunately for the Nets, they have to play […]
6 days ago | 2 reads
Welcome to The Long Forecast on NetsDaily. With March officially here, every game continues to matter a little more. Conference tournaments are around the corner, and for many prospects, this is where they make their name known. Where do the Nets’ picks sit? The Nets currently own the NBA’s second-worst record at 15-46, while their […]
7 days ago | 3 reads
Long Island had a very tall task before them Wednesday morning in Greensboro, as they had to match up with the G League’s best team, the Swarm, which is having as successful season as their parent, the Charlotte Hornets. Long Island entered this game winning three of their last five games, whereas Greensboro had won […]
7 days ago | 1 read
The Brooklyn Nets have reached the part of the season where their games fade before the final buzzer. You sit through it. You register the score. And then, after a few days, it’s gone. By this summer, you probably won’t even remember you watched it. There’s no reason for it to linger in your memory. […]
8 days ago | 3 reads