In that the Nets had a bad night in Denver and hope for a good night in Utah, it's probably a good time to re-visit the last time something good in Utah followed something bad in Denver. That would be the 2011 trade deadline.

We don't think Nets fashion would be featured on the "Style and Travel" page of the Wall Street Journal if they were still at IZOD Center, despite that arena's fashion connection. But now that they are in Brooklyn (New York), they are.

Congratulations to the Barclays Center who just snagged the 30th MTV Video Music Awards from the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

In the latest issue of GQ Magazine, Jimmy Fallon reveals that he's not only a season ticket holder for the Brooklyn Nets, but that he's also a bit terrified of the Brooklyn Knight. Which is, well, normal.

SNY Nets took some time to speak with the most popular Nets fan, Mr. Whammy. He talks about his love for the team and his 16-year journey with them, from New Jersey to Brooklyn.

As Brooklyn becomes more of a global brand, the Nets are seeking to capitalize on it, selling the team and the borough, which as the New York Times Magazine notes, has gone from "landmass to global phenomenon." It is oh, so Brett Yormark.

Deron Williams, Jerry Stackhouse, Keith Bogans, Tyshawn Taylor and Kris Humphries will be on hand at LIU Saturday with rapper Fabolous to judge a sneaker-designing competition, part of the Nets community effort in Brooklyn.

The Knicks lead in the Atlantic is now one game, down from six games on December 19, when the Nets were blown out at MSG. With all that in mind, the Nets are, despite themselves, thinking about a division title and losing their second-class status.

There doesn't seem any way for Josh Smith to make to Brooklyn anytime soon. That aside, Smith likes the embrace he's seen his former teammate receive in Brooklyn and thinks the Nets are a viable option for free agents.