Brooklyn Nets
Nets star leads by example in preseason win over 76ers
Julius Randle followed Jordi Fernández edict to play hard by hustling and diving on the floor for a loose ball during the Nets’ preseason win.
The Latest
Extra weight work, conditioning starting to pay off for young Nets star
Brooklyn’s young guard said he’s not the player he was in summer league.
Our ATS pick for the Nets preseason opener in Charlotte
Basketball is back ... well, almost.
The Nets X-factor pushing for role in next phase with ‘so much to prove’
After Minott arrived in a trade last season and got a two-year, $9 million extension, he’s still as hungry as ever.
Egor Dëmin, Mikel Brown have message for tank-obsessed Nets fans
Nets fans sat through two tanking seasons — and suffered through almost 120 losses — to land first Egor Dëmin and then Mikel Brown Jr. as the payoff. It’s no...
New Nets guard finds ‘safe space’ in reunion with former coach
Keon Ellis came to play for the Nets for one major reason: Jordi Fernández.
Mikel Brown Jr. has no timetable as Nets prioritize full recovery
Nets rookie Mikel Brown Jr. has returned to limited practice after a left ankle injury, but he is not yet cleared for contact.
Jets sign son of late ex-NBA star to bolster offensive line depth
The Jets on Tuesday quietly signed a young offensive lineman who happens to be the son of an NBA legend.
Nets’ new starter looks to pace himself while keeping his edge
Finally a starter for the first time, Day’Ron Sharpe is going to face more first-stringers and log more minutes than ever.
Star wing knows exactly what he needs to show Nets as contract talks continue
Michael Porter Jr. was just as honest in his self-evaluation, admitting he has more to prove to get the kind of contract he wants from Brooklyn.
Julius Randle lays out his Nets mission after seeing Knicks finish what he helped start
But in need of an on-ball scorer, floor raiser and experience, the Nets are confident Julius Randle is the right sort of veteran to guide their youngsters.
Ex-Lakers star takes his talents to China in surprising career move
Former Los Angeles Lakers guard D'Angelo Russell is heading to China, signing a deal with the Shanghai Sharks after being released by the Grizzlies.
Nets’ new center looking to be disrupting defensive force
When the Nets added Moritz Wagner, they didn’t get a needed shot-blocker. But they did get a veteran backup to Day’Ron Sharpe.
Second-year Net shows off new physique with eye on fixing glaring weakness
The young point guard returned to the Nets bigger and brawnier.
What will determine when Nets get aggressive with trade assets
Whatever incremental improvements the Nets have made, they’ve been made without touching the league’s biggest cache of assets.
Nets carrying ‘delusional confidence’ they can defy odds with lofty win goal
Oddmakers project the Nets will win fewer than 25 games. The delusionally confident Nets think they can win twice that many. They’ve set it as a goal, talking about it...
Where Nets’ ongoing Michael Porter Jr. extension talks stand entering training camp
While Porter was never going to get the full four years, $234 million he’s eligible for, how much will he and agent Mark Bartelstein demand?
What I’m questioning as Nets training camp sets up different kind of season
They’ll be preparing for a season that’s finally going to be focused more on wins than on lottery positioning.
Breaking down Nets roster: Where every player stands before season
The Post’s Brian Lewis breaks down the Nets roster ahead of training camp:
Nets 2026-27 training camp breakdown: Roster battles, newcomers and storylines to watch
The Post’s Brian Lewis breaks down the Nets’ top storylines heading into training camp.
Jordi Fernandez finally gets chance to truly coach Nets as rebuild enters new phase
Jordi Fernández is going into his third training camp in Brooklyn, and for the first time, he finally will get to coach. That’s not to imply he has been sitting...