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• Nets Notes: Claxton, Budenholzer, Borrego, DSJ, Marks
Appearing on the HoopsHype podcast with Michael Scotto, Brian Lewis of The New York Post said he believes there’s better than a 50/50 chance that Nic Claxton will remain with the Nets, suggesting the team has been preparing for having to give the unrestricted free agent center a significant raise. “I’d go as far as […]...2024Continue with Michael Scotto
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• Report: Nets Likely To Pursue Donovan Mitchell Trade With CavaliersAccording to NBA reporters Michael Scotto of HoopsHype and Brian Lewis of The New York Post, the Brooklyn Nets will likely pursue a Donovan Mitchell trade with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Mitchell can sign an extension for up to four years and around $200 million this summer. The 27-year-old has a player option worth $37 million […] The post Report: Nets Likely To Pursue Donovan Mitchell ...2024See more articles Michael Scotto -
• And-Ones: China, Filipowski, Williams, Mock Draft, Scariolo
Nets owner Joe Tsai believes the NBA is interested in resuming its relationship with China, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post. In an interview Friday with CNBC, Tsai said previous tensions have thawed and preseason games may return to the country. “I think the NBA is in a very good place with respect […]...2024
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• Atlantic Notes: Ollie, Thomas, Beverley, Lowry, Raptors
Kevin Ollie will offer some strategic changes when he makes his debut as head coach of the Nets tonight in Toronto, but he’s focused mainly on bringing a new attitude to the team, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post. Ollie, who came to Brooklyn as an assistant at the start of the season, […]...2024Visit the page Kevin Ollie
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• Nets Rejected Two First-Round Picks For Dorian Finney-SmithThe Brooklyn Nets rejected a trade offer of two first-round picks for Dorian Finney-Smith, sources told Brian Lewis of the New York Post. Finney-Smith has drawn interest from several teams, including the Lakers. Mavericks, Bucks, Thunder, Suns and Kings. Finney-Smith is averaging 9.1 points and 4.8 rebounds on the season....2024Visit the page Finney Smith -
• New York Notes: Claxton, Thomas, Randle, McBride
The Nets want to keep Nic Claxton and he would prefer to stay in Brooklyn, but things may get complicated when he becomes a free agent this summer, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post (member-only article). The 24-year-old center will be coveted by every team that needs help in the middle, and the […]...2024Visit the page Nic Claxton
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• Spencer Dinwiddie’s next contract worth more than Josh Hart’s four-year, $81 million deal
Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie’s next contract could be worth more than Josh Hart’s four-year, $81 million deal, according to Brian Lewis of the New York Post. “While he might not get the four-year, $128 million extension he’s eligible for, the feeling in league circles is he could exceed Josh Hart’s four years and $81 […] The post Spencer Dinwiddie’s next cont...2023Continue with Spencer Dinwiddie
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• Kevin Durant: “No Consistency, No Continuity” In Brooklyn
Kevin Durant asked the Nets for a trade in the summer of 2022 because he believed there was too much chaos to ever compete for a title, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post. Durant was looking for an opportunity to win more rings when he left the Warriors as a free agent in […]...2023See more Kevin Durant
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• Nets Sign Kennedy Chandler, Patrick Gardner
The Nets have signed guard Kennedy Chandler and center Patrick Gardner, according to the team (Twitter link via Brian Lewis of The New York Post). In all likelihood, both players received Exhibit 10 contracts that will make them eligible for bonuses worth up to $75K if they’re waived by Brooklyn and then spend at least […]...2023See also Kennedy Chandler
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• Atlantic Notes: Simmons, Clowney, Harden, T. Young
Nets guard Ben Simmons is showing signs of the player he used to be, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post. Simmons provided updates throughout the summer, saying he was fully recovered from the knee and back injuries that ended his 2022/23 season and was ready to prove himself again. He has looked sharp through […]...2023See also Ben Simmons
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• Nets’ Cam Johnson discusses $94.5 million contract and what it meansHere's how Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson feels following his new contract as told by Brian Lewis of the New York Post....2023See more Cam Johnson
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• Atlantic Notes: Chandler, Siakam, Anonoby, Harden, Harris
Kennedy Chandler is hoping for a two-way contract offer from the Nets after getting extensive playing time with their Summer League team, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post. Chandler averaged 14.0 points, 5.4 assists, 5.2 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game in Las Vegas, but he did little to ease concerns about his […]...2023Click for news about Kennedy Chandler
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• Nets To Make David Duke Jr. Unrestricted Free Agent
Nets combo guard David Duke Jr.. is not going to receive a qualifying offer from Brooklyn and will thus enter unrestricted free agency, reports Brian Lewis of The New York Post (Twitter link). Nets shooting guard Dru Smith, inked to a two-way contract last season, was also not given a qualifying offer by Brooklyn, Lewis […]...2023Read about David Duke
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• Nets Notes: Johnson, Bridges, Whitehead, Milutinov
Cameron Johnson will be one of the top names on the free agent market, and long-time teammate Mikal Bridges is urging him to stay with the Nets, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post. Johnson and Bridges have been together since Johnson was drafted in 2019 by Phoenix, where they were nicknamed “The Twins” because […]...2023Check it out Cameron Johnson
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• Nets Turned Down Two First-Round Picks For Dorian Finney-Smith Last Season
The Brooklyn Nets turned down a trade offer of two first-round picks for Dorian Finney-Smith last season, sources told Brian Lewis of the New York Post. The rumors come following news that Finney-Smith and Royce O'Neale have drawn trade interest heading into the draft. O'Neale would have returned a first-round pick in a trade, according to the source....2023See more Brooklyn Nets
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• New York Notes: Bridges, Lillard, Toppin, Brunson
Mikal Bridges has already been mentioned in several offseason trade rumors, but Brian Lewis of The New York Post believes the Nets intend to build around him rather than trying to deal him for other assets. Lewis states that Bridges has already become “the face of the franchise” and has strong support from owner Joe […]...2023Continue with Mikal Bridges
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• Atlantic Notes: Nets, J. Brown, Sixers, Nurse, Raptors
There’s a good chance that the Nets, who have a surplus of wings, will trade at least one of their veterans this offseason, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post (subscription required). Brooklyn stocked up on two-way wings at the trade deadline, acquiring Mikal Bridges, Cameron Johnson, and Dorian Finney-Smith in deals with Phoenix […]...2023See more Mikal Bridges
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• Brooklyn Nets could trade draft picks to acquire proven scorer or rebounder
The Brooklyn Nets are likely to trade some of their draft capital to bring in a proven scorer or rebounder, according to Brian Lewis of the New York Post....2023See also Brooklyn Nets
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• Nets Notes: Marks, Offseason Approach, Simmons, Bridges, Johnson, Draft Picks
Nets GM Sean Marks says the changes he’ll make this offseason will be designed to make the roster bigger and meaner, according to Brian Lewis of the New York Post. The team ranked among the league’s worst in overall rebound percentage and defensive rebounding percentage. “Without a doubt we need to make some changes in […]...2023Read about Sean Marks
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• Nets Converting David Duke Jr. Contract to Standard Deal
The Nets are converting the contract of guard David Duke Jr. to a standard contract, per Brian Lewis of the New York Post. Duke, 23, is 6-foot-5 and has spent each of his first two NBA seasons on two-way deals. Brooklyn had room on the roster for the move after the expiration of center Moses […] The post Nets Converting David Duke Jr. Contract to Standard Deal appeared first on Hoops Wire....2023Continue with David Duke
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• David Duke Jr. Gets Standard Contract From Nets
9:25am: The move is official, the Nets announced (via Twitter). 9:06am: The Nets will convert David Duke Jr.‘s two-way contract to a standard deal, sources tell Brian Lewis of The New York Post. An official announcement is expected to be made later today. The 23-year-old combo guard has appeared in 21 games in his second […]...2023Continue with David Duke
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• Nets Expected To Sign Moses Brown
The Nets are working toward a contract agreement with free agent center Moses Brown, sources tell Shams Charania of The Athletic (Twitter link). Brooklyn has an open spot on its 15-man roster following the expiration of Nerlens Noel‘s 10-day contract on Wednesday night. Brian Lewis of The New York Post reported that the Nets don’t […]...2023See more Moses Brown
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• Nets’ Cameron Johnson could make around $20 million annually in upcoming contract
Cam Johnson could make $20 million per year in his next deal, according to Brian Lewis of the New York Post....2023See more articles Cameron Johnson
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• Sean Marks 'In Lockstep' With Joe Tsai Running NetsDespite the dramatic upheaval of the Kevin Durant era of the Brooklyn Nets, Sean Marks appears secure in his position running the front office. A source tells Brian Lewis of the New York Post that Marks and Joe Tsai are "in lockstep" and another source said that "ownership has full confidence in that front office to build for the future." Marks built a competitive team without draft assets when he...2023Check it out Sean Marks -
• Cam Johnson Expected To Make At Least $18M Per Season On New ContractCam Johnson and the Phoenix Suns were unable to agree to a contract extension before the start of the season before he was eventually traded to the Brooklyn Nets. Johnson will be a restricted free agent this offseason. Sources tell Brian Lewis of the New York Post that Johnson has a floor of $18 million per season and could easily hit the $20 million mark. "I've said this - because this was a topi...2023See also Cam Johnson -
• Atlantic Notes: Noel, Anunoby, Harden, M. Brown
After not playing for nearly a month, Nerlens Noel got a workout in his first game with the Nets on a 10-day contract, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post. Brooklyn won by a comfortable margin Tuesday night in Houston, allowing Noel to be on the court for nearly 18 minutes. “I wanted to […]...2023Check it out Nerlens Noel
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• Kyrie Irving Could Sit Out Season If Not TradedKyrie Irving could sit out the rest of the season should he not get traded from the Brooklyn Nets, sources told Brian Lewis of the New York Post. The Nets will keep Irving on the sideline as they look for a trade ahead of the February 9 deadline. Irving reportedly has not made up his mind about whether he would return to the Nets if a trade does not go through. Irving has drawn interest from seve...2023Visit the page Kyrie Irving -
• RUMOR: Nets’ plan if they don’t get the best trade offer for Kevin Durant, revealed
If the Brooklyn Nets don’t get the package they want for Kevin Durant, they are more than willing to drag it out even into training camp. According to Brian Lewis of the New York Post, the Nets are even willing to try to work things out with Durant and Kyrie Irving if they really don’t […] The post RUMOR: Nets’ plan if they don’t get the best trade offer for Kevin Dur...2022See more Kevin Durant
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• Nets expect to re-sign Joe Harris
The Nets hope to re-sign sharpshooter Joe Harris in free agency this summer provided the two sides can agree to terms, Brian Lewis of the New York Post writes. Harris is set to enter unrestricted free agency, with the 28-year-old likely to seek a big pay upgrade on the open market. The Nets hold his Bird Rights and can go over the salary cap to re-sign him. “Yeah, definitely! Why wouldn’t you?” Ha...2020See more articles Joe Harris
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• Taurean Prince proves his worth to Nets vs. former team
Taurean Prince was happy to deliver one of his best games of the year against the Hawks, writes Brian Lewis of The New York Post. Prince had 23 points, seven rebounds and hit 5-of-7 shots from beyond the arc Wednesday as the shorthanded Nets defeated his former team. “I was 100 percent motivated, especially being the team that traded me away. That was part of it,” Prince said. “… There’s just a lo...2019See also Taurean Prince