The top of the 2024 WNBA Draft lacks any intrigue or mystery whatsover heading into Monday night at BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music). Caitlin Clark will go No. 1 to the Indiana Fever unless a meteor strikes Fort Greene before Commissioner Cathy Englebert can finish her sentence. And while Stanford’s Cameron Brink may not be the prospect Clark is, she’s nearly as much of a guarantee to go No. 2 to the Los Angeles Sparks. Then, the chaos will start, the fun will begin. Of course, the New York...
It’s been quite the rollercoaster this season. The Nets started off with a 13-10 record and for whatever reason, it all went downhill from there. Brooklyn looks ahead to the offseason, when they’ll hopefully find the right coach and personnel to court a competitive product. To all our readers, a big thanks from the ND team in our 20th season. Cheers to better days ahead! WHO: Brooklyn Nets (32-49) at Philadelphia 76ers (46-35) WHEN: 1:00 PM ET WHERE: MY9 on TV. WFAN on radio. Ahem, the...
The New York Knicks needed Friday night’s contest against the visiting Brooklyn Nets if they wanted any chance of grabbing the East’s 2-seed. The Brooklyn Nets just needed the game to start and end to bring them within 48 hours of merciful end to their disappointing season. As such, the Nets were missing four rotation players. Initially, this worked in their advantage. Not only was Brooklyn starting rookie and recent savior Noah Clowney at the 4, but Trendon Watford was making his first start of...
The Knicks beat up the Celtics on Thursday night and get the Nets on a back-to-back at home. If the Nets lose, it would be the first time the Knicks swept them since the 2017-18 season. Ugh. WHO: Brooklyn Nets (32-48) at NY Knicks (48-32) WHEN: 7:30 PM ET WHERE: Double coverage as YES Network and MSG have us covered on TV while ESPN and WFAN got us on the radio. in our game preview here. More on the Knicks at Posting and Toasting.
The Brooklyn Nets have not been a good basketball team this season. No disputing that. But they haven’t been all too bad at home — a 19-21 record entering the final game at Barclays Center. It hasn’t been easy and it’s certainly been strange. At this rate, they’ll take whatever momentum and learning lessons in the final couple games, and hope that it carries into the offseason. WHO: Toronto Raptors (25-54) at Brooklyn Nets (31-48) WHEN: 7:30 PM ET WHERE: YES Network on TV. WFAN on radio. Note:...
As our Brian Fleurantin wrote in the game preview, “even when circumstances are less than ideal, you still have to make the most out of things. Now that the season is winding down, the Brooklyn Nets have moved on to the next phase of things.” Indeed. With five games remaining, coaches names are circulating as Brooklyn looks ahead to the offseason. For now, finishing the season with some momentum could mean something - anything. Signs of competence certainly don’t hurt. WHO: Detroit Pistons...