Basketball
Sean Marks: Nets' Spending Hinges on Roster Development
Brooklyn's GM says big moves this season depend on how current players progress and what opportunities emerge on the trade and free-agent markets.
Basketball
Brooklyn's GM says big moves this season depend on how current players progress and what opportunities emerge on the trade and free-agent markets.
The Nets guard says his rookie season leaned too heavily on outside shooting, and he spent the off-season broadening other parts of his game.
Nets forward Julius Randle described a golf outing with teammates like Mikal Bridges, saying it revealed how young Brooklyn's roster really is.
The 31-year-old guard, picked 42nd in the 2016 NBA draft, ends his career after 89 games for the Nets and stints in Russia, Turkey, Kazakhstan and Israel.
Green says Porter Jr.'s admitted loss of motivation after missing the All-Star Game could have cost him a trade and contract extension out of Brooklyn.
Miami insider Ira Winderman says the Heat should take a chance on guard D'Angelo Russell after his release by the Memphis Grizzlies.
Miami reportedly finalized a deal with the 28-year-old guard, who will start the season with the team's G-League affiliate rather than in training camp.
James explained why Brooklyn's veteran-laden roster with Deron Williams, Joe Johnson, Garnett and Pierce never gelled, despite reaching the 2014 playoffs.
Julius Randle told ESPN's Brian Windhorst that LeBron James inspired him to arrive at arenas hours early to work on his shot alone before big playoff games.
The Italian club has signed 26-year-old Hunter Tyson, a 2023 NBA draft pick who spent three seasons with Denver before being waived by Brooklyn.
ClutchPoints ranks all 30 NBA teams into seven tiers ahead of 2026/27, with the champion Knicks, Thunder, 76ers and Spurs topping the title-favorite group.
The three-time All-Star returns to the NBA after sitting out 2025/26, agreeing a $3.5m one-year contract with Sacramento after the Knicks weighed interest.
The Brooklyn forward said financial freedom removes money-related stress but doesn't change a person's baseline level of happiness over time.
New Brooklyn forward Julius Randle vows to surpass low projections after last season's 20-62 finish, pointing to the team's young, draft-heavy roster.
Nets GM Sean Marks says Michael Brown's curiosity, character and willingness to learn from veterans shaped the decision to draft him.
CSKA defender Samson Ruzhentsev believes Yegor Demin can establish himself at Brooklyn, while Vladislav Goldin's Miami future depends on his G League performances.
Nets beat reporter Eric Slater says contract talks have stalled, predicting Brooklyn will trade Porter before the 2026/27 deadline rather than lose him for nothing.
The 2016 first pick, out since April 2025, signs a $3.5m contract for 2026/27 with a rebuilding Kings side led by Doug Christie.