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Each week, 1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay nominates the most inept figures in sports.
Remember those uber-hyped days in the last few years when it was "NBA championship or bust" for the Nets? In cleaned-up Brooklyn parlance, "Forget about it."
Brooklyn Nets general manager Billy King reached his goal of reducing the payroll and getting younger players in the offseason.
Darryl Dawkins, whose backboard-shattering dunks earned him the moniker "Chocolate Thunder" and helped pave the way for breakaway rims, has died. He was 58.
Police say a former Brooklyn Nets player used a counterfeit money order to obtain $1,000 cash at a Hoboken grocery store.
Are you the troll? The front-runner? The super fan? That Guy? There's only one way to find out...
In light of Jason Pierre-Paul's freak fireworks injury, we've given a lot of thought to some of the strangest off-field injuries suffered by New York sports figures.
A division title might soon mean a banner but no assurance of a playoff spot in the NBA, forcing clubs to finish in the top eight of their conference if they want a shot at the title.
Taking a look at who's hot and who's not on the local sports landscape.
Changes to the NBA playoffs are almost certainly coming. Changes to the league's much-discussed moratorium and Hack-a-Shaq aren't, at least not now.
Williams is heading home and will try to help salvage a failed bid in free agency similar to three years ago, when he spurned Dallas to stay with Brooklyn.
The Detroit Pistons have acquired guard Steve Blake from the Brooklyn Nets in a trade for forward Quincy Miller.
It's no secret that for the Nets to any kind of success this season, Billy King needs to hit on a bunch of these moves. Even if they're singles.
Bargnani, the top pick in the 2006 NBA draft, appeared in just 71 games over two seasons with the Knicks.
It appears Deron Williams' tenure with the Nets is over.
