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Brooklyn’s general manager preached the virtues of long-term flexibility, but didn’t specify a timeline for their re-tooling.

Years from now — or maybe even decades hence — 2023 will have provided two of the biggest “What Ifs?” in basketball and baseball, and in New York sports history. 

James Harden dropped 29 points in his first game back in Brooklyn since his blockbuster trade a year ago that signaled the end of the Nets Big 3 era. He added six rebounds and six assists as he shrugged all the boos he received and helped the Philadelphia 76ers to beat his former team, 101-98, on Saturday night at Barclays Center.

If he wins Sunday, Reids second Super Bowl ring could put an extra line item on a résumé that is contending to be among the Rushmore of all-time NFL coaches.

Ranking the Beard’s best chances to win the Larry O.B. by season.

The NBA world reacts to the blockbuster deal involving Brooklyn Nets star shooting guard James Harden going to the Philadelphia 76ers.

Scouring for all the latest on a potential James Harden-Ben Simmons swap.

With Kyrie Irving now back in the fold for the Brooklyn Nets, fans are dreaming of that ever elusive championship.

Dennis Schneidler-USA TODAY Sports The Glue Guys dig into all the positives and negatives from Nets-Celtics Game 1 via a new segment titled Proud Dad/Sad Dad including Kevin Durant’s physical aggressiveness, Nets 3pt shooting woes, and how to feel about the Nets Big 3 right now. Plus - what to expect going forward into the series.

Steve Nash on ‘Big Three’ vs. Bulls: ‘I think tomorrow will be the day’ Share this story The time has arrived. For the first time since Feb. 13 against Golden State —when fans were still 10 days from being permitted at Barclays Center, Brooklyn’s “Big Three” of Kevin Durant, James Harden and Kyrie Irving will be on the court together Saturday against the Bulls. “Yes. I think tomorrow will be the day, so if everything stays the same, those three will play tomorrow,” Nash to...