nba free agency – The Brooklyn Game

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Deron Williams: Time with Brooklyn “made me question if I even wanted to play basketball”

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Should the Nets buy out Joe Johnson?

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Nets lack offense, energy, execution, and a plan in “tough” year

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Brett Yormark: Nets to “be a major player” in free agency

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Hassan Whiteside leads stingy Heat defense into Brooklyn

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On Star Wars Night, Nets success looks light-years away

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The Glue Guys: With Jim Spanarkel

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Joe Johnson on free agency: “winning is important… I’ve made enough money”

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Lionel Hollins: “I don’t try to analyze everything… we are who we are”

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Lionel Hollins: “I don’t try to analyze everything… we are who we are”

By Devin Kharpertian

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Mikhail Prokhorov’s most interesting answers were the ones he didn’t give

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Billy King on the Celtics trade: “We took our shot and it didn’t work”

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Lionel Hollins: “I rarely think about” lost 2016 first-round draft pick

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Report: Sergey Karasev wants trade

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2 Weeks In: It’s That Bad Here — 10 Things Worth Noting

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Billy King: trades may be on the horizon

By Devin Kharpertian

2. Brook Lopez (3 seasons, 163 games) Despite everything, Brook Lopez is still here. Despite every rumor that the Nets wanted to ship him away, for everyone from Dwight Howard to Lance Stephenson to Reggie Jackson, Brook Lopez still plods away, putting up a boring 17 points, seven rebounds, and two blocks at Barclays Center. Despite multiple foot surgeries and two chances to test the free agent market, Brook Lopez stands to be the longest-tenured player in Nets franchise history, and assuredly he'll own a few more records than that when all is said and done. His flaws are obvious. He's not an explosive athlete or a killer rebounder, and his foot will be a concern until the day he retires. But the Nets stumbled backwards into the franchise player that wanted to be there all along. Despite everything, Brook Lopez is a Brooklyn Net. In that sense, it's a bit poetic that he ends up the #2 on this list.

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Brook Lopez re-signed with the Nets under one condition — no more trade talk

By Devin Kharpertian

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