Woo-hoo! Once more, the Brooklyn Nets had another three-game week — and, again, the team finished 3-0. The Nets’ winning streak is up to six games, with the team currently holders of a 27-24 record — one of just six teams in the Eastern Conference with a winning record. This week holds more challenges and […]
TBG Stock Watch 6: Dinwiddie’s Demolition
How do you account for this past week? It was a perfect 3-0 week. But just saying that wouldn’t even account for the kind of wins that Brooklyn accumulated. There was a thrashing of the Boston Celtics. There was the crazy, improbable, what-just-happened comeback at Houston. And then a last-minute win on the road in […]
TBG Stock Watch 5: Big-Time Praise For The Nets’ Social Team
It’s back! Unfortunately, it was a weirdly scheduled week for Brooklyn. The soaring Nets played the Boston Celtics and Toronto Raptors — two of the most talented teams in the Eastern Conference, let alone the NBA. A game against the Atlanta Hawks, one of the bottom-feeders of the league, was sandwiched in between. The Nets […]
Brooklyn Nets select Aleksandar Vezenkov 57th overall
In the second of their two 2017 draft picks, the Brooklyn Nets took European big man Aleksandar Vezenkov at fifty-seventh overall. Three of four mock drafts had the FC Barcelona power forward go un-drafted, with NBADraft.net projecting him at fifty-second overall. Vezenkov stands at 6’9″ and weighs 225 pounds, fairly similar in size to Trevor […]
Brooklyn Nets 2017 NBA Draft Guide – 7 International and Unheralded Wings
This Thursday’s draft is littered with intriguing wings in the second round. The Brooklyn Nets currently own the 57th pick, but they have worked out so many second round prospects, it could be a hint that they could potentially trade for or buy an additional second rounder. In Sean Marks’ search for talent, the second […]
Sustainably Sourced: Adding the Ingredients for an Efficient Nets Offense, Part II
Sustainably Sourced: Adding the Ingredients for an Efficient Nets Offense, Part II Rebuilding an NBA franchise is a painful process that every NBA team — aside from the San Antonio Spurs — must undergo. Without their own draft picks, the Brooklyn Nets must look everywhere to find players that fit Sean Marks’ envisioned program and the […]
The folks working on NBA 2K17 aren’t gracious to Nets’ revamped roster
All basketball heads rejoice! NBA 2K17 is set to hit shelves in just a few weeks now, boasting new Olympic teams, additions to MyCareer and MyPark, and a healthy dose of the handsome Michael B. Jordan. But, for fans of the Brooklyn Nets, they may have trouble stomaching the roster ratings that have leaked recently. Ronnie Singh, the online […]
The Glue Guys: Nets Free Agency Preview
The Glue Guys take a look at the realistic free agent scenarios for the Nets, whether Rondo/Lin/Anyone Else will be their PG, and if the Al Horford flirtations are being reciprocated. (40:30) News Around the League: Where does Kevin Durant end up, if Wade leaves where would he go, and whether it’s smart for Golden […]
The Glue Guys: Game Five NBA Finals Review
The Glue Guys start with a look at where the Finals series is after Game 5, (9:50) the badness of Harrison Barnes, (16:30) Derrick Rose to the Nets, (23:00) how the Nets get a first round pick, (37:00) Zelda vs. Final Fantasy. Subscribe to the podcast here
The Glue Guys: Kenny Atkinson Impressions
The Glue Guys start with impressions of Nets coach Kenny Atkinson, (9:00) Kevin Durant’s coming to Brooklyn, (11:00) Thunder-Warriors series, and (40:00) Title-Plotters: guessing the plot from the titles of the newest network shows. Subscribe to the podcast here
The Glue Guys: The Nets Shutdown Brook and Thad
The Glue Guys start with the benefits of the Nets shutting down Brook Lopez and Thad Young, (13:30) Whose had a bigger disaster season: Nets V. Knicks, (22:30) If the Nets strike out in free agency, what would they do, (34:30) which current Nets will be a Net next season. Subscribe to podcast, click here!
Nets, Knicks split season series, but which franchise has the brighter future?
While the Brooklyn Nets may have managed a 2-2 series draw against the New York Knicks in 2015-2016 (capped off by their miserable fourth quarter last night), their cross-river rivals have won 10 more games than them this year. The Nets, following the dismissal of Deron Williams over the summer, were expected to take a step […]
