Kobe Bryant: A Man Who Transcended Basketball and Culture Migi Contreras January 29, 2021 NBA A year after his tragic passing, along with his daughter Gigi and seven others, we reflect on the man that Kobe Bryant was and his everlasting legacy. “At 6-foot-6, from Lower Merion High School, Kobe ...
The James Harden Trade: A Rockets Fan’s Perspective Justin Carter January 20, 2021 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Opinion, NBA I have a confession to make: despite writing for a Brooklyn Nets website, I'm a Houston Rockets fan. I've always been a Houston Rockets fan and I'll (probably) always be a Houston Rockets fan. I grew up watchi...
Exploring the Hysteria Surrounding the NBA’s Annual Awards Josh Eberley December 23, 2020 NBA One of the NBA's worst secrets is its fan's grievances with the system designated to decide its annual awards, such as the league MVP. But is there truly a better way? Last night, the 75th season of the Nati...
YES Network Ditched Jim Spanarkel, and Man, That Really Sucks Lucas Kaplan November 24, 2020 Brooklyn Nets, NBA Offseason This past week, Nets fans heard that Jim Spanarkel won't be returning to the booth or studio this upcoming season. Originally reported by the NY Post, the YES Network cut Spanarkel from its payroll by way of C...
Landry Shamet Traded to Brooklyn in Draft Night Move Alec Sturm November 19, 2020 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Analysis, NBA Offseason The Brooklyn Nets entered Wednesday night with the 19th pick in the 2020 NBA draft, but they opted to not select a player with their pick first-round pick. Instead, swingman Landry Shamet will be making his w...
Brooklyn Nets: Five Memorable Names Chosen at No. 19 Overall Geoff Magliocchetti November 18, 2020 Brooklyn Nets, NBA Offseason The Brooklyn Nets first appear on the clock at No. 19. Hall-of-Famers and NBA Finals heroes have previously emerged from such a spot. As the 2020 NBA Draft approaches on Wednesday (7 p.m. ET, ESPN), the Brookl...
Nets Offseason Preview Part 2: The Rotation Bigs Lucas Kaplan November 17, 2020 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Analysis, NBA Offseason A fitting comparison I've been seeing recently is of NBA big men to NFL running backs. The stars of the position, the Dalvin Cooks and the Joel Embiids of the world, are too talented not to get force-fed the r...
Nets Offseason Preview Part 1: Re-Signing Joe Harris Lucas Kaplan November 11, 2020 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Analysis, NBA Offseason Before the Nets can address anything else this offseason, they have to "decide" how to handle the impending, unrestricted free agency of Joe Harris. That decision has likely already been made, and barring an u...
Despite The Noise, Kyrie Irving Continues To Be An Advocate For Women and The WNBA Justin Thomas October 7, 2020 Brooklyn Nets, NBA Offseason, New York Liberty It’s as if there is some giant magnet between Kyrie Irving and going viral. It seems as though every time the NBA superstar utters a word he’s going viral, which honestly, is pretty impressive. Although Irving...
Bubble Nets: Breaking Down Who Stays and Who Goes Justin Thomas October 2, 2020 Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn Nets Analysis, NBA Offseason It’s been a little over a month since we’ve seen the lovable bunch of misfit toys we came to know as the “Bubble Nets”. A team that came into the Orlando Bubble missing five players from the regular rotation. ...
