NBA.com's John Schuhmann asks the ultimate Nets question: So what's next for the Nets. They certainly have more than 10 wins worth of talent, but how will it all shake out as the Nets seek a new coach, plan for three picks in the draft, plot out free agency and look for ways to spend Mikhail Prokhorov's money.
The Nets have to win one-fourth of their final 12 games, knowing they've only won one-tenth of the first 70--if they are going to avoid the NBA record for futility. As the days dwindle down, the national media smells the blood in the water and have begun circling.
Yi Jianlian’s development has the potential to change everything. An exaggeration? Probably. A hope? No doubt. The addition of a legitimate fourth building block, beyond Devin Harris, Brook...
For a year and a half, the Nets have pointed their fans to a shining vision: the 2010 free agent class, saying in effect, there will be pain now, but in 2010, it'll all pay off. Team officials...
Yi Jianlian has to be the Net player most pleased with the coaching change. Kiki Vandeweghe, of course, has been Yi's biggest booster in the Nets’ organization. It was Vandeweghe who before the...
When Mikhail Prokhorov becomes principal owner of the Nets--we're no longer saying if, the team’s fortunes will change. That’s a no-brainer, but how? A lot has been written about how a...
