Hassell, Scalabrine Prove Meaning of "Professional"
Trenton Hassell and Brian Scalabrine, one a current Net, the other a former, didn't come into the NBA with a lot of expectations. Seen as marginal players, they have succeeded...
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RJ Talks Transition...and We Don't Mean Offense
The Bucks' website has a two-part profile of Richard Jefferson, and how he's dealt with transition in his career. In Part I, RJ talks about how he hated going to New Jersey in...
Game 39 - Nets @ Celtics - Wednesday, January 14, 7:30
Sure they've lost six of their last ten, but the Celtics are still 8-1 in the division, 19-2 at home and, oh yeah, the NBA champions. The Nets travel to Boston, where the...
Facing the Curse of Thorn
Nenad Krstic will not only be battling the Nets tonight. He will also be up against the Curse of Thorn, the downward spiral players face once they are dumped by Rod Thorn. In...
Lopez Part of Peace-through-Basketball Experience
Brook Lopez along with his brother Robin were part of the Seeds for Peace Program this weekend in a remote corner of Maine, the latest Net to help kids from the Middle East find...
It's About World Domination
Five new players in a week for the second time in four months, the departure of one of the team's cornerstones and the arrival of the international player to end all...
Ex-Nets a Factor In Finals?
Tongue planted firmly in cheek, David Waldstein of the Star-Ledger notes that the Celtics' 2-0 series lead in the NBA Finals must be attributed to the presence of four former...
The "Curse of Thorn" ... Revised, Updated and Even Scarier
We have to admit, the "Curse of Thorn" isn't really a curse. It's just fun, right? No such thing, right? Well, maybe, or maybe not. The last time we looked at the "Curse" was...
Conjuring Up the "Curse of Thorn"
Rod Thorn seems to know when to hold them and when to fold them. His record of dumping players when they have peaked has helped the team. With one trade done, and another, bigger...
Kidd on Pace for Triple Double x Twenty
Don't take those triple doubles for granted, say NBA players. They're hard to get...it's just that Jason Kidd makes them look easy. Kidd is averaging one T-D every 3.7 games...
