James Harden wants out of Houston and was initially focused on a trade to the Brooklyn Nets, but two sides have to tango in a trade and the Nets shouldn’t want to dance with Houston.
Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving are still very good at basketball. Steph Curry is also still good at basketball, but the Brooklyn Nets showed their firepower in a dominating win over Curry and the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night.
The Brooklyn Nets enter the 2020-2021 NBA season with high expectations and several unknowns. The Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving era is set to begin well over a year after the two Allstars announced they’d be signing with the Nets. The long wait is about to pay off as the team is among the most talented groups in the NBA.
Earlier this week the Brooklyn Nets hired former MVP and Hall of Fame point guard Steve Nash as their new head coach. Nash will be taking over a team with two MVP caliber players in Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.
After spending last offseason on Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, and DeAndre Jordan, the Brooklyn Nets have found the leader to help the stars take the next step in Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Nets have announced the hiring of. All-Time great Hall of Fame guard Steve Nash. The deal is expected to go for the next four years.
Looking at the last four franchise-caliber point guards the Celtics have had, who would you start, bench, cut, and trade?
Yehuda Schwartz reports on the Brooklyn Nets’ new signings:
John Devereaux previews the rest of the Brooklyn Nets’ regular season:
John Devereaux reports on NBA stars sitting out the rest of the season.
Breaking: Four Nets players diagnosed with COVID-19 virus.
On Saturday, Brooklyn Nets decided to let go of head coach Kenny Atkinson, sending waves across the league.
Who was the ringleader that saw Atkinson exit after a four-year run at the helm of Brooklyn? Kyrie Irving.
Kyrie Irving will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery, writes Alex Jordan.
James Harden wants out of Houston and was initially focused on a trade to the Brooklyn Nets, but two sides have to tango in a trade and the Nets shouldn’t want to dance with Houston.
Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving are still very good at basketball. Steph Curry is also still good at basketball, but the Brooklyn Nets showed their firepower in a dominating win over Curry and the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night.
The Brooklyn Nets enter the 2020-2021 NBA season with high expectations and several unknowns. The Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving era is set to begin well over a year after the two Allstars announced they’d be signing with the Nets. The long wait is about to pay off as the team is among the most talented groups in the NBA.
Earlier this week the Brooklyn Nets hired former MVP and Hall of Fame point guard Steve Nash as their new head coach. Nash will be taking over a team with two MVP caliber players in Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.
After spending last offseason on Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, and DeAndre Jordan, the Brooklyn Nets have found the leader to help the stars take the next step in Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Nets have announced the hiring of. All-Time great Hall of Fame guard Steve Nash. The deal is expected to go for the next four years.
Looking at the last four franchise-caliber point guards the Celtics have had, who would you start, bench, cut, and trade?
Yehuda Schwartz reports on the Brooklyn Nets’ new signings:
John Devereaux previews the rest of the Brooklyn Nets’ regular season:
John Devereaux reports on NBA stars sitting out the rest of the season.
Breaking: Four Nets players diagnosed with COVID-19 virus.
On Saturday, Brooklyn Nets decided to let go of head coach Kenny Atkinson, sending waves across the league.
Who was the ringleader that saw Atkinson exit after a four-year run at the helm of Brooklyn? Kyrie Irving.
Kyrie Irving will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery, writes Alex Jordan.
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