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 […]
Nets Notes: Depth on full display, Nets dominate Hornets Read More »
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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The Brooklyn Nets are unbeatable with all engines firing. A significant issue at the beginning of the season was playing down to opponents. On Monday night, they took on the 11-36 Minnesota Timberwolves at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Playing down was no issue in the first quarter, as the Nets outscored the Timberwolves 37-25.
Nets Notes: Harden records another triple double, Nets top Wolves Read More »
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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Without their nucleus, heart and soul, and most significant pieces, the Brooklyn Nets were hit with an extremely tough task on Wednesday night in Utah. Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, James Harden, and Blake Griffin were all out against one of the NBA’s premier clubs. From tip-off, this game belonged to Utah. In the first few
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James Harden is used to carrying teams on his back. In reality, he did this for years with the Houston Rockets. Now without Kyrie Irving (personal/family leave) and Kevin Durant (hamstring), Harden knew his job as a leader and superstar but is also surrounded with real talent without two members of “The Big Three” out.
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