It is almost August, which means hectic free agency news is just about wrapped up. We know the Nets had their fair share of moves, with an overall positive reaction amongst the NBA. Now that Summer League is over and Sean Marks may be done working his magic, The Brooklyn Game crew went roundtable to touch […]
Nets go for shooting, size in 2018 NBA Draft with Musa and Kurucs
The 2018 NBA Draft is in the books. A day after the Dwight Howard drama (and eventual fizzling out), the Brooklyn Nets made their first acquisitions of the summer. No, the Nets did not move up, nor did they absorb another salary dump after the Howard deal — Brooklyn stayed at picks 29 and 40 […]
Brooklyn chooses Rodions Kurucs with No. 40 pick
The Nets had no plans to pass on Rodions Kurucs from FC Barcelona in the 2018 NBA Draft. Rodions Kurucs goes No. 40 to the Nets pic.twitter.com/T9gojrxhYc — Bleacher Report NBA (@BR_NBA) June 22, 2018 Rodions is a 6-foot, 9-inch wing who can develop into a productive player in the future. He does not possess […]
Nets pick ‘scoring machine’ Dzanan Musa in NBA Draft first round
Brooklyn has an energetic wing coming its way. With the No. 29 pick in the 2018 NBA Draft, the Nets chose Dzanan Musa from Bosnia-Herzegovina on the Barclays Center stage Thursday evening. “This is like my dream come true and I’m willing to work hard every minute on the court,” Musa said in his press conference. .@DzananM13 […]
Nets agree to receive Howard in exchange for Mozgov, picks
UPDATE — June 21, 2:05 p.m.: Brooklyn and Howard plan to finalize a buyout come July 6, according to ESPN’s Chris Haynes. Dwight Howard and Brooklyn will negotiate a buyout to enter free-agency, league sources tell ESPN. — Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) June 21, 2018 The Brooklyn Nets are getting Timofey Mozgov’s contract off the books […]
Brooklyn Nets Free Agency Primer 2018-19: Small Forwards
TBG Roundtable: Wrapping up 2017-18, looking at future moves
Another season is in the books for the Brooklyn Nets. They had their promise — they had their injuries — and they had their breakout performances. Spencer Dinwiddie picked up an All-Star Skills Challenge trophy along the way to a potential Most Improved Player bid. The Nets even won eight more games than last season. The […]
Nets head into matchup with Bucks without Carroll
When: 8 p.m. EST Where: Bradley Center Watch: YES Network, FOX Sports GO Listen: 101.9 FM, 660 AM Tuesday night’s Nets-Sixers matchup was not pretty. While the Nets did shoot well from the perimeter, the 76ers just did everything better. After a competitive first two quarters, Philadelphia broke loose in the third with a 32-point […]
Nets hit road to take on Magic in Orlando
When: 7 p.m. EST Where: Amway Center Watch: YES Network Listen: 101.9 FM, 660 AM It seems like whenever the Nets seem to have momentum, it slips away. Brooklyn’s last three losses have been tough. Brooklyn blew a big lead against the Hornets and competed against Eastern Conference elite Toronto and Cleveland. While the Nets […]
Nets travel to Toronto to slow down powerhouse Raptors
When: 7:30 PM EST Where: Air Canada Centre Watch: YES Network, Fox Sports GO Listen: 101.9 FM, 660 AM As another season for the Brooklyn Nets heads into its final weeks, the picture laid out for all fans to see depicts a young team hoping to figure things out after several losing seasons. This is […]
TBG Roundtable: Thoughts as All-Star Break closes
The Brooklyn Nets go back to practice on Wednesday, thus ending their time off. With the players getting back to work, and Spencer Dinwiddie bringing an All-Star Skills Challenge trophy back to Brooklyn, The Brooklyn Game put together thoughts of the season thus far and adjustments that can be made in the final 23 games. What […]
NBA Trade Deadline – Nets acquire Dante Cunningham for Rashad Vaughn
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. […]
