Nets History
Posts regarding Nets history.
Judy Reznick, ‘Mrs. Whammy’ and a fan in her own right, passes away at 87
One half of the Whammys, the couple who became Brooklyn celebrities while hexing opponents at Barclays Center, has died.
Quinn: Suns 2029 first most valuable traded pick in NBA
No one can predict the future, but Sam Quinn of CBS Sports gives it his best effort, looking at all 56 traded first round picks. Suns 2029 pick, acquired by Nets in the KD trade, is his most valuable.
On 10th anniversary of Boston trade, a look back at how it happened, lessons learned
The worst trade in NBA history? It’s right up there. Today is its 10th anniversary. The only celebrants wear green.
Draft Night Wonders and Blunders: Nearly a quarter century worth of Net Draft Nights
From the last time the Nets had the overall No. 1 to last year’s lack of any picks, our annual historical perspective on the Nets draft history.
Bruce Brown dishes on Brooklyn Nets departure, team culture
The Denver Nuggets’ sixth man went on the Dan LeBatard show to chat about his former franchise
Spencer Dinwiddie ‘super excited’ about Nets future with ‘bunch of good dudes’
Spencer Dinwiddie spoke to Gilbert Arenas recently about the Nets and the NBA’s future. He’s optimistic about both.
Ten years after, Jason Collins reflects on how he changed the NBA — and sports — landscape
It’s been 10 yeas since Jason Collins came out as a gay man in a Sports Illustrated cover story. He spoke with The Athletic about where things stand.
ESSAY: T.J. Warren and Sean Marks never-ending pursuit of the (cheap) Sixth Man
The Nets lost Tuesday and it wasn’t pretty but it was no fault of T.J. Warren, the latest in a long line of vets minimum players Sean Marks has signed for his team’s Sixth Man job.
Community matters! Long Island Nets once again win G League award for social responsibility
Brian Fleurantin who’s written about social justice for us in the past, writes this weekend about the Long Island’s role in the community ... and the value of unfettered history.
Tales of an Indian Nets fan — how the Nets changed my life
Harshavardhan Ganesan is a lawyer in Singapore having moved from India recently. He grew up a Nets fan in Edison, NJ, during the Jason Kidd era. He takes on a long, winding and endearing ride through his fandom, what’s it like loving the a team from half a world away.
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Timofey Mozgov: “I’m the guy who does whatever coach tells me to do. If he tells me shoot at half court, I’ll shoot at half court.” #Nets
— Michael Scotto (@MikeAScotto) June 26, 2017