Nets Take Syracuse Forward Chris McCullough In First Round
Chris McCullough, whose freshman season at Syracuse was cut short by a knee injury, has been selected by the Brooklyn Nets with the 29th pick of the first round of the NBA draft.
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Chris McCullough, whose freshman season at Syracuse was cut short by a knee injury, has been selected by the Brooklyn Nets with the 29th pick of the first round of the NBA draft.
Draft night is finally here. Knicks fans went through the worst regular season in team history, and this is the payoff.
I'm sure Brooklyn's GM would love to again be the center of attention on draft night, but there's little he can do on Thursday to make a marked improvement with so few assets in his hand.
Led by center Karl-Anthony Towns, who is considered the likely No. 1 pick, Kentucky could have seven players drafted Thursday.
Thaddeus Young has informed the Brooklyn Nets he will become a free agent, and general manager Billy King says they want to keep the forward and center Brook Lopez.
"Jurassic World" may be number one at the cinema, but you can't get anywhere close to number one in the NBA by showcasing dinosaurs like Lopez.
The 2013 NBA All-Star is expected to opt out of his contract and become a free agent.
Nets general manager Billy King has an opportunity to free up salary cap space this offseason, but the road he must travel he doesn't appear to want to drive.
Former Nets center Jayson Williams' career in the NBA made him famous, but his life off the court made even more headlines.
On Wednesday, I posted a general collection of results regarding Americans' interests in sports. Today, we dig deeper into the NBA, NHL and golf.
When the project is complete by the end of September, the 3-acre curving rooftop is expected to be a hardy, verdant dome of grasses, flowers and plants.
It's a Brooklyn three-peat.
Keeping Brook Lopez is the priority, while moving Deron Williams and Joe Johnson could be options if King decides to break up Brooklyn's core.
Billy King's timing couldn't have been better.
You can break down why one of the teams won 60 games during the regular season while the other finished six games under .500 into one simple sentence: The Hawks dribble to pass while the Nets dribble to shoot.
