Lichtenstein: Marks' Next Target For Rebuilding Nets Should Be Deep-Shooting Power Forward
The Nets ushered in a new era with Monday's introductory press conference featuring newly-acquired guard D'Angelo Russell and center Timofey Mozgov.
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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.
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.
