We look at what's going on with the coaching search, post some draft notes, peer into the future of commuting from Manhattan and New Jersey to Brooklyn, examine how the Nets are aggressively marketing the Islanders and review the Emory College thing.
We said we wouldn't do this again. Made playoffs, Off-Season Report goes away. Very binary. But enough of you, that would be two of you, ask that we continue. So we'll give it a shot. No guarantees. Here it is, draft sleeper of the weeks and all.
we look at numbers from Friday re: the lack of congestion and unruly behavior; share what we hear about who's doing well; update roll-outs; congratulate Jake Appleman on his book contract to pen the definitive history of the Nets; plus a final note.
From this moment on, there will be no shortage of drama. The arena opened on Friday. On Monday, night, the season ticket-holders will get their first view and if others want a peek inside, the...
In our Off-Season Report this week, we take a look at the last free agency issues, check out some statement games, try our hand at a depth chart, etc.
in our latest Off-Season Report, we examine Andray Blatche's past and hope for the future, the Nets latest roster math, Mirza Teletovic's toughness, our best guess on the new uniform; an examination of what Prohorov promised and delivered, etc.
It's getting exciting. It's September 1. On October 1, training camp opens (for the next to last time in New Jersey). On November 1, the Brooklyn Nets will battle the New York Knicks, the first time two New York teams have faced each other since 1977
This week, in our Off-Season Report, we take a long look at the potential of Donte' Greene, for whom the Nets reportedly have "high hopes"; speculate on who may be in training camp; examine the three point prowess of the newer Nets;
It's mid-August, the time of year where news is few and far between and when schools beckon their students back to class. So how about some history? Or language arts? Or business? Sound too much like school? Nah, its our Off-Season Report.
Here's what we got out of the big news of the week: Brook Lopez is healthier than Dwight Howard! Howard hasn't even begun running yet. We also discuss EXHAUSTIVELY how historically bad the Howard trade is.
Not a lot going on this week in our Off-Season Report. The front office rested, digesting what it's done so far. Word is that they may not move to fill the 14th and 15th spots for a while, but that doesn't stop us from reviewing and previewing.
In our latest Off-Season Report, we offer a look at who might fill the 14th and 15th roster spots; the value in paying out big bucks; update Bojan Bogdanovic's status; give fans another reason not to drive to Brooklyn and offer our take on Nets/Knick
We are now in the second half of the Nets off-season, closer to Opening Night at Barclays than closing night at Prudential. So far, so good as we note in our weekly Off-Season Report
We're still happy. And getting happier. Why not? It's been a good week. Here's some good news: The Nets have been chosen as the team NBA TV will follow this season on "The Association," the NBA's version of the NFL's "Hard Knocks."
We're going to be alright. At least alright. Maybe be more than alright. Maybe a LOT more than alright! That's the simple message from our latest NetsDaily Off-Season Report
So in our latest NetsDaily Off-Season Report, wet ake a closer look at the three players the Nets drafted, catch up on some news that took place during the week and WORRY OURSELVES SICK!
A week from Sunday, that's July 1, we'll know who the Nets drafted (and maybe traded for) and have a good idea of what Deron Williams and Gerald Wallace are going to do; how much the Nets have offered Brook Lopez and for how long; and where Jordan Farmar stands on his future. It's only the future of the franchise and our Off-Season Report
In this week's Off-Season Report, we look at how the Nets community efforts are attracting a fan base: where the Nets might find a willing seller on Draft Night; an unlikely draft "sleeper"; who will make up Brooklyn's first pro team in 50+ years; how Mikhail Prokhorov has nearly doubled the value of his investment in the Nets and Barclays Center. in two years; Jay-Z's new and expanded role, etc.
We look this week at something that Deron Williams said, not trying to parse out what he meant because in this case, it was so direct: his views on Avery Johnson. We also quote Kris Humphries on the same issue. We also look at another cool thing about Barclays Center: its wireless connectivity; examine a scouting shake-up and introduce the team's psychologist whose skillset is quite important this month.
In our latest Off-Season Report, we take a long look at the status of Gerald Wallace's extension and Dwightmare II; examine an Eastern European Quartet of Nets targets; identify our Draft Sleeper of the Week; put a rest to rumors that Mikhail Prokhorov wants to be mayor of Moscow; serve up the latest video of Barclays Center we shot Wednesday.
You can call this our Draft Lottery preview where we offer positive reinforcement for those optimistic fans. The Draft Lottery will be a big deal for the franchise and there is some reason for hope: In eight of the last 15 drafts, and in four of the last five, a team that finished with the 5th worst record or lower vaulted into overall #1.
In our latest Off-Season Report, we look at the advantage the Nets have with some of the lesser valued free agents; what's up with Bojan Bogdanovic, the Nets' Euro-Stash; look deeply into the Nets Practice Court and Transit Connection and ask for fairness.
We're doing something a little different this week, devote most of the Off-Season Report to a single subject, the Nets development strategy. It's the under-the-radar aspect of the Nets attempt to fulfill Mikhail Prokhorov's championship challenge.
In our Latest Off-Season Report, we look at the chances the Nets will wind up with Bojan Bogdanovic and Andrei Kirilenko, take a look at Evan Fournier, examine Mikhail Prokhorov's new priorities, think about riding a bike to Barclays Center and argue about the worst Nets trade ever.
Now in our FIFTH big year, the NetsDaily Off-Season Report! When we started this, back in 2008, it was a way to help fans through a long off-season. Now, it's more of a ritual. As we look down the road (and through two tunnels), the Off-Season Report will, we hope, serve as a guide in the transition from New Jersey to Brooklyn.
