Nets To Play 2 Regular Season Games In Mexico City
The team announced Wednesday that it will play in Mexico City against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Dec. 7 and the Miami Heat on Dec. 9.
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The team announced Wednesday that it will play in Mexico City against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Dec. 7 and the Miami Heat on Dec. 9.
The Nets' acquisition of wing Allen Crabbe from Portland on Tuesday did not come at the cost of Andrew Nicholson, the relatively useless center who will reportedly be waived and stretched by the Blazers on the other end of the trade.
Last July, the Nets signed Crabbe, then a restricted free agent, to a four-year, $75 million offer sheet, but it was matched by Portland.
The clock hasn't officially run out on the NBA offseason, but all indications seem to suggest the Nets have called it a summer.
The Washington Wizards have matched the Brooklyn Nets' $106 million, four-year offer sheet to keep forward Otto Porter Jr.
On the latest episode of the "City Game" podcast, hosts John Schmeelk and Steve Lichtenstein talk about the impending Carmelo Anthony trade, as well as and the Knicks' and Nets' moves in free agency.
Nets coach Kenny Atkinson probably wouldn't have been happier with his Saturday evening in Las Vegas if he had won a slot machine jackpot.
The Nets are not one player away from contention, no matter how much the Eastern Conference has been decimated by All-Star flight this offseason.
The Brooklyn Nets are apparently hoping the restricted free agency game will be kinder to them this time around.
The Nets ushered in a new era with Monday's introductory press conference featuring newly-acquired guard D'Angelo Russell and center Timofey Mozgov.
D'Angelo Russell's first move as a Brooklyn Net was taking the high road.
The guys also discuss the Kristaps Porzingis trade rumors and chat with Jared Dubin of CBS Sports, Vice Sports and FanSided.
Two days after trading Brook Lopez to the Lakers, the Brooklyn Nets added a young center in the first round of the NBA draft Thursday night.
Lopez, who remained loyal to the club that drafted him in 2008 with the 10th pick in the first round, will exit as the Nets' all-time leading scorer.
The Nets and Lakers have reportedly agreed to a trade that will send longtime center Brook Lopez and the 27th overall draft pick to Los Angeles in exchange for point guard D'Angelo Russell and center Timofey Mozgov.
