Nets

Mikhail Prokhorov arrived like a James Bond villain, a swashbuckler straight out of a private jet, ready to deliver grand proclamations, spend big money and needle James Dolan. (He once

Here’s one way to quantify the buzz surrounding the Nets: Their national TV games have grown by 1200%. Brooklyn has 12 games scheduled on either ABC, TNT or ESPN, up

LAS VEGAS – From Jeremy Lin to Jeff Teague to D’Angelo Russell, Kenny Atkinson is known to get the most out of his point guards. But he’s never had one

LAS VEGAS — Kenny Atkinson discovered, like everyone else, that Kevin Durant tore his Achilles in the late hours of a June night. His first reaction was to text GM

Kevin Durant said there were two options for his free agency, and the Knicks — despite their copious cap space and confidence from owner James Dolan — weren’t on the

Kevin Durant’s longtime friend Randy M. Williams flamed Durant’s old teammate Russell Westbrook in the comment section of a Bleacher Report Instagram post, writing, “No one wants to Play with

Spencer Dinwiddie’s off-season training regimen features “a lot of three-pointers, playing through contact and adding a couple more finishes to his game.” At least that’s what his trainer Olin Simplis

No one saw it coming until it was too late: The Nets swooped in at the eleventh hour and stole Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant and DeAndre Jordan from the Knicks,

The Lakers have a fourth player under contract with LeBron James, Anthony Davis, and Kyle Kuzma: former Net Jared Dudley. The deal is for one year, $2.6 million. Dudley was,

DeAndre Jordan spent the final three months of last season with the Knicks, and then chose the team across the Brooklyn Bridge. Jordan’s decision perhaps had a significant domino effect

On July 1, Warriors owner Joe Lacob announced that the club would retire Kevin Durant’s No. 35. One week later, Kevin Durant announced that he would also no longer play

Kyrie Irving has officially become a Net. The six-time All-Star has signed his deal — a reported four-year, $141 million contract — with the team on Sunday, though the Nets

LAS VEGAS – Expectations have elevated in Brooklyn. Adding two superstars in a single offseason tends to have that effect. But it’s fair to ask, especially considering the Nets won’t

On social media, Spencer Dinwiddie was tormenting the Knicks and their fans. Behind the scenes, he was sabotaging their plans by successfully recruiting Kyrie Irving to Brooklyn. Dinwiddie was instrumental

Kevin Durant and D’Angelo Russell swapped places. In yet another twist to a crazy first day of free agency, the Nets sent Russell to the Warriors in a complicated sign-and-trade