Net Income / NetsDaily 3 hours ago 
Deadlines and Commitments - Stay Flexible Edition
Photo by Matteo Marchi/ As of Saturday, the Nets have 17 players under contract, but only 12 of them are on standard NBA deals and of those 12, three are vets minimum deals. They also have three players on 10-day deals: Andre Roberson, Iman Shumpert and Tyler Cook and two on two-ways: Chris Chiozza and Reggie Perry. their sole rookie. That’s a lot of roster flexibility going into the March 25 trade deadline and April 9 buyout market. The Nets also have two exceptions that could come in handy, the $5.7 taxpayer MLE which can be used in a lot of ways (but which is...
NetsDaily 14 hours ago
Nets close out Black History Month at home against Mavs
Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/ Keep it rollin’. The Brooklyn Nets hosted the Orlando Magic on Thursday as the middle game of their three-game homestand. They started slow and next thing you knew, they cracked the game wide open and cruised to a 37-point win in front of the hometown fans. The winning streak is at eight and the team is now one-half game behind the Philadelphia 76ers for the top seed in the Eastern Conference. The opponent tonight will be the Dallas Mavericks. The Mavs have underachieved this season, but are still within playoff contention. Their three-game...
Net Income / NetsDaily 14 hours ago 
Nets make it official: Andre Roberson and Iman Shumpert signed to 10-day deals
Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via As expected, the Nets have re-signed defensive specialists Andre Roberson and Iman Shumpert to 10-day deals, hours after they cleared waivers. The two were cut by the Nets on Wednesday with the understanding they’d get 10-days. Roberson, 6’7”, and Shumpert, 6’6”, had signed to non-guaranteed deals. Roberson had played in two games before being cut, Shumpert one. The signings give the Nets a full roster of 17 players: 12 on standard deals; three on 10-days (Tyler Cook is the third) and two two-way contracts. The 10-days...
Net Income / NetsDaily 17 hours ago 
Zach Lowe delves into Bruce Brown who he thinks may have created a new position!
Photo by Sarah Stier/ Zach Lowe is mystified by the Bruce Brown phenomenon. What position does he play? Is a new position outside the traditional 1 through 5? And why did the Pistons let him go?!? For Dzanan Musa and a “useless” second round pick?! In his “10 things” column Friday morning and a podcast with Bill Simmons Thursday night, Lowe raved about the Nets guard, um, wingman, um, center? Or something else! Speaking of the “Big Three”-dominated Nets, Lowe wrote... They are creating entirely new player archetypes. Like ... what position does Bruce...
Nothin' But Nets 19 hours ago
Latest Kevin Durant news proves Nets didn’t want him playing in All-Star Game
The Brooklyn Nets are, as expected, challenging for the top spot in the Eastern Conference, and their three-headed monster of Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and James Harden has helped them become the league’s best offensive team. While the Nets are white-hot at the moment, they have been winning without Durant, who has played in just […] Latest Kevin Durant news proves Nets didn’t want him playing in All-Star Game - Nothin But Nets - Nothin But Nets - Brooklyn Nets News and Fan Community
NetsDaily 21 hours ago
Kevin Durant to remain out through NBA All-Star break with hamstring strain
Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via The Nets announced Friday that Kevin Durant will require an additional recovery period that will result in him remaining out through the NBA All-Star break. The decision came after a routine follow-up MRI on his left hamstring. Here’s the official announcement... Steve Nash said earlier in the week that the Nets expected Durant to come back ahead of the All-Star break but the latest MRI images provided a clearer picture of the injury. The Nets will have eight days off between the end of the season’s first half...
Nets Blog | ESPN New York 21 hours ago
Durant (hamstring) out through All-Star break
Kevin Durant will remain out through the NBA All-Star break as he continues to recover from a strained hamstring.
NetsDaily 23 hours ago
Spencer Dinwiddie Trade Rumors, Nic Claxton Impressions, and Bruce Brown at Center: Glue Guys Podcast
Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Mike and Brian discuss the special sauce that has been working between James Harden and Kyrie Irving, the trade news bubbling around Spencer Dinwiddie, what exactly are the Nets getting in Nic Claxton and BRUCE BROWN AT CENTER. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Follow on Twitter @BKGlueGuys
Net Income / NetsDaily Feb 26, 2021 
ESPN: Nets ‘shopping’ Spencer Dinwiddie
Photo by Sarah Stier/ The NBA trade deadline is a month away —3:15 p.m. ET on March 25, to be exact— and so trade rumors have begun to fly. And in the last 24 hours, both Marc J. Spears and Bobby Marks of ESPN have discussed the possibility that Spencer Dinwiddie could be moved before the deadline. “The Nets are shopping Spencer Dinwiddie,” Spears said on ESPN’s “The Jump” on Thursday. “Despite his injury, he could be a valuable piece for a team in the future.” Also on Thursday, Marks echoed what Spears said about the possibility of a trade involving...
Nothin' But Nets Feb 26, 2021
Brooklyn Nets: Grading every player through first chunk of 2020-21 season
After a sluggish start, Steve Nash and the Brooklyn Nets have turned things around, as Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and James Harden have been playing some high-level basketball. The Nets are second in the Eastern Conference, just a half-game behind the Philadelphia 76ers. Their trio of superstars have been the main catalyst for their success, […] Brooklyn Nets: Grading every player through first chunk of 2020-21 season - Nothin But Nets - Nothin But Nets - Brooklyn Nets News and Fan Community
Nets Blog | ESPN New York Feb 26, 2021
Kyrie happy to push discussion for Kobe as logo
Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving reaffirmed his stance that Kobe Bryant's silhouette should be the NBA's new logo, saying he's OK with being a leader of that conversation.
NetsDaily Feb 25, 2021
Six Nets finish in double-figures as Brooklyn blows out Orlando, 129-92
Photo by Al Bello/ It was blowout Brooklyn basketball. After going down early, the Nets dismantled the Magic, 129-92. The game featured a 48-point turnaround from being down by 10 early in the first to the final score. Kyrie Irving paved the way with a near double-double of 27 points and nine assists to go along with five rebounds in 30 minutes, While James Harden flirted with another near triple-double of 20 points, nine rebounds, and seven assists in 33 minutes, the Nets got big boosts from two of their role players. Landry Shamet, who continues to grow his...
NetsDaily Feb 25, 2021
Reggie Perry continues to shine in Nets loss to Mad Ants on second half of back-to-back
Photo by Chris Marion/NBAE via Talk about a tight turnaround! After playing a game Wednesday night (7:30 tip) the Long Island Nets were right back at it Thursday afternoon taking on the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. Fort Wayne, the Pacers G League affiliate. No surprise Mad Ants eventually won the contest, 109-95. The Nets, however, could take some solace from another big game from two-way Reggie Perry. Perry, who had 18 in the first half, finished with 21 points on 7-of-15 shooting overall, draining 2-of-3 from deep. Perry is now shooting 45.5 percent from 3-point range, a...
Nothin' But Nets Feb 25, 2021
Nets: Spencer Dinwiddie’s latest photos prove he’s on comeback trail
The uneasy feeling among Brooklyn Nets fans heading into the team’s west coast road trip was only amplified when it was revealed that superstar Kevin Durant was battling a hamstring strain and would likely end up missing most of the games. In a pleasantly surprising turn of events, however, the Nets swept the six-game slate […] Nets: Spencer Dinwiddie’s latest photos prove he’s on comeback trail - Nothin But Nets - Nothin But Nets - Brooklyn Nets News and Fan Community
NetsDaily Feb 25, 2021
Live Game Thread: Brooklyn Nets vs. Orlando Magic, 7:30 PM EST
Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports How ‘bout them Nets? Winners of seven straight; never gonna lose again, right? Alright. On Thursday night, the Nets take on the Orlando Magic. Brooklyn will once again be without Kevin Durant, but at this point - why rush it. Man, these Nets are really good. WHO: Brooklyn Nets (21-12) vs. Orlando Magic (13-19) WHEN: 7:30 PM EST WHERE: YES (tv), WFAN (radio) Game Preview. We got to see someone we haven’t seen in a while. Nicolas Claxton made his season debut, and looked pretty good out there in his 14 minutes. He was active, had a...
