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Skip to main content Currently Reading Opinion: This classic Warriors game is still Steph Currys best by a long shot - for now, anyway Jay Willis FacebookTwitterEmail After scoring the winning 3-point shot, Stephen Curry, center, of the Golden State Warriors celebrates during the overtime period of a NBA game against the Oklahoma City Thunder at the Chesapeake Energy Arena on Feb. 27, 2016, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Warriors won 121-118 in overtime.Photo Illustration: SFGATE/ J Pat Carter...

How Tyler Cook’s signing shows Nets still look for ‘diamonds-in-the-rough’ Share this story Photo by Juan Ocampo/NBAE via Getty Images The Nets, rightfully, are looking at the present more than the future. Having three of the best players in the NBA in their primes will do that. But despite losing two of their best young players in Caris LeVert and Jarrett Allen in the trade that brought James Harden to Brooklyn —not to mention control of their first rounders through 2027, the Nets are ...

Nets waive Andre Roberson, Iman Shumpert and Noah Vonleh; sign Tyler Cook to 10-day Share this story Photo by Chris Marion/NBAE via Getty Images With the Wednesday deadline for guaranteeing players contracts looming, the Nets waived guards Andre Roberson and Iman Shumpert as well as center Noah Vonleh and signed Tyler Cook, a 6’9” G League big, to a 10-day deal, according to various reports. Shams Charania reported two of the three waived, Roberson and Shumpert, will sign 10-day deals Frida...

Photo by Issac Baldizon/NBAE via Getty Images Late night hype. The Brooklyn Nets went into Sunday night’s showcase game against a fully healthy Los Angeles Clippers team hoping to extend their winning streak and send another message to the NBA. They managed to do both in style as they pushed the winning streak to six games with an incredibly impressive victory. The win capped off a perfect 5-0 road trip, the first time the team has done that in franchise history. That’s how you make it happ...

Andre Roberson made his Brooklyn debut on Thursday in the Nets’ win over the Lakers, a first step in a new chapter for the 29-year-old wing who started alongside Kevin Durant for the three years the two played together in Oklahoma City. Roberson established himself as one of the league’s premier defenders during that stretch, and in 2016-17 was named to the NBA All-Defensive Second Team. The following season though, Roberson ruptured the patellar tendon in his left knee in January and event...

The Brooklyn Nets visit the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday.

Truly Scary! Short-handed Nets come back from 24-point deficit, burning Suns, 128-124 Share this story It was Sacramento all over again for the late-night crowd! Without Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, the Nets pulled off a remarkable 24-point comeback, burning the Suns late, 128-124, on the back of James Harden who finished with 38 points, 11 assists and seven points, arguably his best game since the Nets acquired him a month ago. The Nets extended their current winning streak to four games —...

Nets sign Andre Roberson after waiving Norvel Pelle Share this story Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images In a series of moves following their big win over the Kings, the Nets waived Norvel Pelle and signed 6’7” defensive specialist Andre Roberson. Pelle had been with the Nets since January 28, appearing in three games. Brooklyn announced the Pelle waiver after midnight and Roberson’s signing after noon. Marc Stein was first with the news. The Nets announce they have waived Norvel Pelle— ...

Photo by Glenn James/NBAE via Getty Images Well that was something. The Brooklyn Nets took their show on the road to Sacramento to play the Kings last night. Although the final score was only Nets by 11, Brooklyn bludgeoned the Kings in the second half and came away with their third straight victory. The opponent tonight will be the Phoenix Suns. Phoenix is sporting their best team since the last days of the Steve Nash x Amare Stoudemire and are a good bet to make it back to the playoffs since...

The seven-year NBA veteran was an All-Defensive second team selection in 2017.