The NBA Trade Deadline has come and gone. With much hype and discussion centered around who the Nets would deal and could acquire, it was a relatively quiet Thursday for Brooklyn. Today’s deadline may be more about what deals were not made, than the deal that was. And that may not be a bad thing. […]
The ABCs of Thanksgiving
The ABCs of Thanksgiving In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we thought it might be worthwhile to look at the ABCs of the Brooklyn Nets just under one month into the season. Sure, it’s been rough, at times, and unfortunate, of course, that Jeremy Lin has missed so much time already — but with a renewed […]
TBG Player Previews 2016-2017: Jorge Gutiérrez
Jorge Gutiérrez, point guard 2015-2016: 5.3 MPG, 1.8 PPG, 1.4 APG, 0.6 RPG, 0.3 SPG, 0 BPG, .545 FG%, 0 3PT%, .909 FT%, .694 TS%, .545 eFG %, 12 G, 0 GS Who is Jorge Gutiérrez? With less than a month until the start of the NBA regular season, the Brooklyn Nets are looking to solidify their […]
Woj: Nets sign Jorge Gutierrez to training camp deal
The Brooklyn Nets have signed Jorge Gutierrez to a training camp deal, reports Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical. Free agent guard Jorge Gutierrez has agreed to a training camp deal with the Brooklyn Nets, league sources tell @TheVertical. — Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojVerticalNBA) September 21, 2016 This news comes less than a day after beat writers […]
The Best of Devin Kharpertian
The Best of Devin Kharpertian While we’re all dealing with the fact that Devin Kharpertian is officially a free agent — somebody give this man the max! — it’s important to give this human the proper send-off that he deserves. Since The Brooklyn Game launched alongside the Nets’ move to New York in 2012, Devin has […]
2 Weeks In: It’s That Bad Here — 10 Things Worth Noting
Periodically, we’ll check in on the status of how bad things are here, in honor of Joe Johnson’s priceless preseason quote. Statistical support throughout provided by NBA.com. This has been ugly. You won’t hear anything else, anywhere. The Nets haven’t won a game since April, they’ve collapsed down the stretch in their few winnable moments, […]
Andrei Kirilenko named president of Russian Basketball Federation
Andrei Kirilenko’s stay in Brooklyn was brief — just 62 games (including playoffs) over two seasons. But his stay in basketball will last much longer. Kirilenko was officially named the president of the Russian Basketball Federation today, an expected move that puts the former NBA forward in charge of an unsettled organization. From the Associated […]
Brooklyn Nets 2015 Free Agency Primer
The 2015 NBA Free Agency period, AKA the most wonderful time of year for basketball without basketball, kicks off at midnight on Wednesday, July 1. That’s when teams can begin negotiating with free agents and their representatives. We usually know within a few days where the big dominoes will fall through various reports. By July […]
Andrei Kirilenko considering retirement?
Andrei Kirilenko was past his prime by the time he joined the Nets, and his tenure with the team was more notable for him off the court than on it. He struggled with back spasms in the first two months of 2013-14, and a personal matter kept him away from the team for all but […]
You Can Now Rent Andrei Kirilenko’s Manhattan Penthouse For $45,000 Per Month
If you have an extra $45,000 burning a hole in your pocket every month and you want to enjoy the luxury of a former Russian NBA player, I know just the apartment for you. Andrei Kirilenko lived in downtown Manhattan during his tenure with the Brooklyn Nets, in a building owned and operated by Nets […]
How to kill a zombie
This is kind of morbid, but it’s probably like someone about to be in a crash. You’re not thinking, ‘I’m gonna die,’ you’re just thinking, ‘What can I do to avoid this crash?’ And then the crash happens, and you have to deal with it. So that’s kind of how I look at the game. […]
So, What The Hell Is Going On? A Comprehensive Analysis Of The Confusingly Red-Hot Brooklyn Nets (Full)
So, let’s get one thing out of the way: the Nets were thoroughly dismantled Saturday night by the Atlanta Hawks, a team that might present their worst matchup in the Eastern Conference. They were on the second half of a back-to-back and their fourth game in five nights; the Hawks were on three days rest […]
