Jeremy Lin Looks To Leave Injury Woes In The Past Zach Cronin May 10, 2018 Brooklyn Nets Analysis, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles The review of Jeremy Lin’s season isn’t a review as much as it’s a projection for 2018-19. In his second year with the Brooklyn Nets, Lin ruptured his patellar tendon after playing just 25 minutes against the I...
D’Angelo Russell Season Review: Brooklyn’s Budding Star Zach Cronin May 9, 2018 Brooklyn Nets Analysis, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles D’Angelo Russell arrived in Brooklyn eager for a fresh start. His time with the Los Angeles Lakers was wasted, and now the former lottery pick is in a position to capitalize on his boundless potential. Magic Jo...
Dante Cunningham Season Review: Journeyman with Old School Skillset Noah Schulte May 8, 2018 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Analysis, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles Dante Cunningham is a wing from a different time. He plays hard-nosed physical defense, crashes the boards, doesn't shoot particularly well, and is one of the toughest players on the court at all times. A journ...
Year End Review: DeMarre Carroll Bounces Back Noah Schulte May 2, 2018 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Analysis, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles After a less than stellar two seasons in Toronto which can only be described as a disappointment, DeMarre Carroll regained his peak form in Brooklyn this year and had arguably the best season of his career. Ave...
Jahlil Okafor and Timofey Mozgov – End-of-Season Player Reviews Noah Schulte April 26, 2018 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Analysis, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles Despite the fact that the Nets are in desperate need of frontcourt depth, their two highest paid centers are consistently failing to prove themselves to be more than low-end bench players. Here's why: Timofey ...
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson: Surprising Growth in Offensive Efficiency Noah Schulte April 14, 2018 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles At first glance, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson’s value isn’t obvious. In a league dominated by three-point shooting, Hollis-Jefferson is shooting 24 percent from behind the arc while taking a career low 7.3 percent o...
The DeMarre Carroll Revival Nick Agar-Johnson March 30, 2018 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles After two lost seasons in Toronto, DeMarre Carroll reunited with former coach Kenny Atkinson. The results are palpable as the forward revived his career and comfortably assumed the role of leader and arguably t...
Mid-Season Review: Rookie Jarrett Allen Could be the Nets’ Big of the Future Noah Shatzer January 27, 2018 Brooklyn Nets Analysis, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles The Brooklyn Nets potentially have their center of the future in Jarrett Allen. Jarrett Allen is a tad bit undersized for the center position, standing at just 6'9 without shoes. Allen makes up for his l...
Midseason Player Review: Joe Harris stock on the rise Lawrence George January 24, 2018 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Analysis, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles Joe Harris' emergence as a reliable threat from beyond the arc has seen his stock rise this season. With Harris seeking a contract extension, his play so far merits a future spot in the NBA. Joe Harris has com...
Midseason Player Review: Nik Stauskas seeking consistency Lawrence George January 22, 2018 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Analysis, Brooklyn Nets Player Profiles One of the newest faces to the Brooklyn Nets organization, Nik Stauskas' inconsistency interferes with his playing time. The second half of the season provides him with an opportunity to prove he is worthy of...
