Who knows where P.J. Carlesimo will be coaching next year. He doesn't and all his owner will say is he IS the coach. That's good enough for P.J., who says he's coaching no different than if he had a five-year deal. Well, whatever it is, it's working!
As part of the Joe Johnson trade, the Nets quietly agreed to permit the Hawks to swap first picks with Brooklyn in both 2014 and 2015, according to a league source. The Nets can still trade the picks in any future deal.
Bob MacKinnon took the Armor to the Eastern Conference championship last season and three years ago won it all with Colorado 14ers. This year, the Armor is struggling and he thinks he knows why: His team is very young. They've lost five straight.
In Sarajevo and Tuzla and in his hometown of Mostar, Mirza Teletovic is known as the King of Bosnia. So it came as a surprise that he didn't succeed immediately in the NBA. Now that he's showing signs of success, it's big news back home.
It was about as perfect of a game, offensively speaking, as one could hope for, as the Nets crushed the Kings, 113-93.
Nets lead the Kings at half, 65-47.
The Nets come off a double-overtime win to take on Jimmer Fredette and the Sacramento Kings.
The Post took a look at what that's like inside "The Vault" at a typical Nets game. On hand were some lucky fans, Rosie Perez, the Brooklyn native who starred in Spike Lee's "Do The Right Thing," and Darrelle Revis, the Jets injured CB.
The Nets final year in New Jersey was a ratings disaster. For the third straight year, the Nets were dead last in local TV ratings. Now, with the team in Brooklyn (and winning), the ratings have become respectable if not at Knicks levels.
