Finally. What happened: The Nets closed their eight-game circus road trip on a high note, defeating the Dallas Mavericks in Dallas, 104-94. Where they stand: The Nets improve to 24-33 with the win, and hold the eighth spot in the Eastern Conference playoffs by a hair. They lead the Indiana Pacers (24-34), Charlotte Hornets (23-33) […]
Okay, so maybe this isn’t quite the red wine bath that Amar’e Stoudemire is used to: Recovery Day! Red Wine Bath !! #Kinging #Blessed #Hebrews Getting ready for the eighth day feast. A photo posted by (əˈ•mär•ray) Amar'e Stoudemire (@amareisreal) on Oct 15, 2014 at 8:22am PDT But we can’t always be as fancy as […]
The Brooklyn Nets & Dallas Mavericks kick off at 8:30 P.M. EST tonight. Here’s three things to watch:
Brooklyn Nets guard Bojan Bogdanovic will play Saturday night against the Dallas Mavericks, coach Lionel Hollins announced before the game: Bojan Bogdanovic will play tonight off the bench. Same Nets starters. — Andy Vasquez (@andy_vasquez) March 1, 2015 Bogdanovic hadn’t played since February 20th against the Los Angeles Lakers, after spraining his left ankle in […]
Anthony Mason, a former NBA forward who first played with the New Jersey Nets and reached his prime with the New York Knicks, passed away early Saturday morning, according to various reports. He was 48. Mason had been diagnosed with congestive heart failure earlier in the month. After the Trail Blazers drafted and subsequently waived […]
JAMES HARDEN: What? That wasn’t a foul. REF: Yes, you fouled him. Caught him on the hand. *holds out hand* HARDEN: *has already forgotten the foul* Good job, team! *high-fives ref* James Harden has long had a reputation as a confused, lackadaisical defender. That reputation has changed this season, in a year where Harden has […]
If you’ve miraculously avoided the internet for the last 24 hours, you may have missed out on its latest target of mass debate: an over-exposed photo of a dress that seems to be both white & gold and black & blue at the same time. There have been countless thoughtpieces, photoshop analyses, and scientific explanations […]
Starting Tuesday, March 2, the NBA will start “The Last Two Minutes” initiative, grading referees on their calls — and non-calls — in the last two minutes of regluation, and the entirety of overtime games, the league announced. “Our fans are passionate and have an intense interest in understanding how the rules are applied,” Mike […]
Not bad for what’s clearly the inferior of a night’s dunks.
The All-Star break might’ve been in Brooklyn, but Deron Williams wasn’t there… and it’s done him well. After recording 27 assists in his first two games after the break, looking noticeably quicker on the floor, Williams hadn’t had the same impact through the first half of Nets-Pelicans. But near the end, he did get a […]
“MARKELEVATION!” Markel Brown made his first dent in the Nets’ rotation Monday night. Two days later, Brown threw down his first in-game 360 dunk. So par for the course as far as NBA careers go. Brown played 45 minutes in his first start, and opened up Nets-Pelicans by playing the entire first quarter, closing it […]
For the second time in a week, a former Nets forward will end his career where it started. Andrei Kirilenko, who was traded by the Nets this past December to the Philadelphia 76ers and subsequently waived, has come to an agreement with Russian club CSKA Moscow. Kirilenko played with CSKA Moscow from 1998-2001, following two […]
