Draft Night Wonders and Blunders:  Nearly a quarter century worth of Net Draft Nights
From the last time the Nets had the overall No. 1 to last year’s lack of any picks, our annual historical perspective on the Nets draft history.
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From the last time the Nets had the overall No. 1 to last year’s lack of any picks, our annual historical perspective on the Nets draft history.
We look back, back, back, at 22 years of Nets Draft history. It’s an annual exercise and a lot of it is painful, if edifying. Of course, the last six years have been far more pleasant than the...
After an active day of free agency, the Nets officially announced their 2021 Summer League roster. There are a couple of surprises to the 14-man roster... Summer Nets locked in. ☀️ p...
Player profiles for the Long Island Nets.
Deadlines and Commitments: ‘Scary Hours’ edition Share this story Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images Scary Hours, James Harden’s perfect description of what happens when the Nets “Big Three” takes the court, have begun. Brooklyn seems to be hitting its stride but there are still roster questions ahead. The Nets have one roster spot open and at least two and possibly three players on non-guaranteed deals that expire on February 24, one month ahead of the trade deadline. And they still have the taxpayers MLE and the Spencer Dinwiddie DPE. So look for Sean Marks to ...