The Brooklyn Nets have plenty of money to spend during the 2025 NBA offseason. How should they spend their money as they move forward?

The Brooklyn Nets could plan to help facilitate superstar trades this summer in hopes of being compensated for their services. Kristaps Porzingis has been listed as a potential target, but Locked ...

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Head coach Jordi Fernandez represented the Nets at Monday’s NBA Draft Lottery in Chicago. Until this offseason, the franchise hadn’t owned a lottery pick since 2010 because of trades with ...

Shark nets protect 51 beaches in New South Wales, including Bondi Beach. But opponents of the nets argue they are ineffective, outdated, and harmful to the ocean ecosystem — and they may not be ...

It begs the question: did the Nets fail to tank? No group of players will purposefully drop games, but the idea of 'tanking' has become so recognizable among NBA fans that losing is celebrated to ...

They were projected to be moving a lot more talent than they did this season, but after trading Dennis Schroder and Dorian Finney-Smith back in December, the Nets were silent this NBA trade season.

As the trade deadline approaches, teams often get distracted. If anything, the Nets seem determined. Before the Nets’ Wednesday night’s debacle against the Wizards — their last before the ...

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The Brooklyn Nets have gotten off to a hot start on offense. Ranking 10th in offensive rating (113.8), the Nets average 110.9 points and are shooting an impressive 38.7% from three. The offensive ...

But after the Brooklyn Nets exceeded expectations to start the season, some are broaching the questions: Have they changed the plans? Are they too good to tank? The answers: No and no.