The Brooklyn Nets’ big three quieted an arrogant and hostile Boston crowd on Sunday night, taking game four of their best of seven tilt against the Boston Celtics and now holding a 3-1 series lead. Combining for 104 points, “The Big Three” weren’t going to let anything stop them from being brilliant in game four. […]
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The last couple of weeks have been up and down for the Brooklyn Nets, and that’s putting it mildly. Still without their MVP candidate point guard, James Harden, Brooklyn needed time to find the guy to step up and try and fill the much-missed beard. On Saturday in Miami, that guy was Landry Shamet, wow
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The Philadelphia 76ers are sitting pretty right now, and that should make Steve Nash’s Nets furious and highly motivated. Philly fans, I assure you that you haven’t seen these Nets with all members healthy. Don’t you worry, that day will come. On Wednesday night in Philadelphia, a depleted Nets squad put up a real fight
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Andre Drummond and the Los Angeles Lakers came to play on Saturday night, tearing a James Harden-less Brooklyn Nets to shreds. Neither team was at one-hundred percent health, but both wanted a big win on national television. The visiting team did. With superstars LeBron James and Anthony Davis out for the Lakers, and James Harden
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Scary, deadly, formidable, juggernaut, whatever you want to call them, the Brooklyn Nets are on another level. With Kevin Durant playing for the first time since February, all Brooklyn fans had reason to be excited on Wednesday night when Steve Nash’s squad took on the New Orleans Pelicans. Despite James Harden being out and re-evaluated
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Looking to sweep their cross-river rival, the Brooklyn Nets were already depleted going into their final regular-season game against the New York Knicks on Monday night. Already without Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin, DeAndre Jordan, Tyler Johnson, and Landry Shamet, Steve Nash’s Nets were met with another injury that should have all Nets players, coaches, and
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Every team in professional sports has their off night or, in this case, day. For the Brooklyn Nets, it just wasn’t meant to be against the Chicago Bulls on Sunday afternoon. Not only were the Nets without Kevin Durant, who is set to return this coming week, James Harden was also out with a day-to-day
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It is officially time to put to rest the argument that the Brooklyn Nets have no depth beyond “The Big Three.” The Nets have displayed the depth and talent that general manager Sean Marks has assembled in the last two games. This depth extends much beyond Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and James Harden. Without two
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Against the former team of their most-valuable-player, James Harden, the Brooklyn Nets had an opportunity to grab sole possession of first place in the Eastern Conference after the Philadelphia 76ers lost the previous night to the Denver Nuggets. Against a rebuilding but gritty Rockets team, Brooklyn knew that nothing would come easy. Not bringing their
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After being tossed around by the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night, The Brooklyn Nets are back to their winning ways. Anxious to get back on the court, Nets head coach Steve Nash and general manager Sean Marks understood the struggles this Nets team has had in Detroit against the basement-dwelling Pistons. For the first time
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