Schwartz: Long Island Nets At Home At Nassau Coliseum
When you move to a new town or community, sometimes your place of residence isn't quite ready just yet.
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When you move to a new town or community, sometimes your place of residence isn't quite ready just yet.
Now that Brooklyn is expected to have as much as $38 million in cap space this offseason, Nets fans can be forgiven if they're a bit antsy to see how current GM Sean Marks fills out the roster.
Sean Marks spoiled us. He will be hard-pressed to do it again next month.
They also discuss the Knicks parting ways with assistant coach Josh Longstaff and a potential Carmelo Anthony trade, as well as the Nets' future.
The guys also talk NBA with Tommy Beer, senior basketball analyst for Basketball Insiders.
Why would any Nets fans watch the NBA Draft Lottery on Tuesday night? It would be just too painful.
As every team in the East has since learned, you'd better make sure you will kill the King before you bankrupt your treasury attempting to do it.
The Brooklyn Nets point guard discussed the remarks he's heard through the years on teammate Randy Foye's podcast.
Former NBA commissioner David Stern blasted the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday for sitting some of their players in the regular season finale, possibly impacting the playoff field.
Brooklyn Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov has told Russian media he's selling a 49 percent stake in the NBA club.
Their venues may be only about six miles apart, but the Knicks and Nets are polar opposites in the way they conduct their basketball businesses.
The Brooklyn Nets own two first-round draft picks, though not the one that has a 25 percent chance of being No. 1 overall.
In the latest episode of "City Game," WFAN's brand new podcast focusing on New York's NBA teams, hosts John Schmeelk and Steve Lichtenstein lament the final game of the Knicks season and chat with Vocativ.com's Robert Silverman.
So I was a few wins off. My preseason prediction had the Nets winning 17 games. The final tally was actually a league-worst 20 after Wednesday's 112-73 debacle in Chicago.
On Tuesday, the Nets announced Trevor Booker, Jeremy Lin and Brook Lopez would be out due to rest, while Quincy Acy (ankle), Joe Harris (shoulder) and Sean Kilpatrick (hamstring) sat because of injuries.
