What a difference a year (and a new home) makes. Around this time last year, while everyone else was gearing up for the playoffs, we here at NetsDaily had the pleasure of dissecting everything that...
After signing for max money (bonus points for signing the contract on an iPad) to make the move to Brooklyn from New Jersey, it seemed like all was right in Deron Williams' world. Williams resigned...
In their first home game since December, the Sixers got outworked by the streaking Nets. Even more humiliating for the Sixers, Mark Wahlberg was there to witness it.
The Sixers return home and look to collect a win against the Brooklyn Nets. Join us in the game thread.
The 76er were aware that today was Festivus so they gave fans a game they could air their grievances towards.
In the annual, locally televised NBA Afternoon Festivus Game of the Year, the Sixers struggled to make that one run to collect a lead allowing the Nets to come away with victory.
Now that we've wrapped up the first month of the season, I thought it would be a good idea to take a look back at the best and worst of November for the Brooklyn Nets. Before we look at the Nets...
We're talking rivalries today, and for the Nets, that means we're talking about the New York Knicks.
Veteran NBA writer Sekou Smith may or may not follow this site but he seems to have taken a side on whether Avery Johnson was right to say the Nets are not (yet) championship caliber. In a column Wednesday he commends Johnson.
It is one of the enduring legends of the Brooklyn Dodgers that Duke, Pee Wee, Jackie and Carl all lived in brownstone Brooklyn, mingling with neighbors, playing an occasional game of stickball with the kids. That was then, this is now.
