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Winless Nets trying to 'keep positive vibes' through horrific start to season
Everybody knew the Nets would be tanking this season. That doesn’t make going through it any easier.
The Nets' out-of-the-box solution to their playmaking inexperience
Nic Claxton is shouldering the burden to not only raise his defensive game but be better on the other end of the court as well.
Nets' stronger showing still not nearly enough in loss to Timberwolves as skid reaches seven
Until then, the greatest suspense of this season is the date of the Nets’ first win.
Nets' attempt to walk lineup tightrope didn't end well
The Nets have to develop their rookies while not developing losing habits. Trying to walk that tightrope is why Jordi Fernández benched Ben Saraf for journeyman Tyrese Martin.
Jordi Fernandez shoulders blame for winless Nets' blowout loss to 76ers as streak hits six
The Nets are stuck in their longest losing skid to start a season since dropping the first seven 10 years ago. It’s the third worst in team history.
Nets players taking ownership of brutal defense: 'We look very disconnected'
Brooklyn ranks at or near the bottom in every significant defensive category through its 0-5 start entering Sunday night’s game against the 76ers at Barclays Center.
Nets not ready to sound alarm on forward's slow start
It’s been a rough first five games for Noah Clowney, at least as far as his stat line is concerned.
Nets veteran proving on-ball value among team's youth movement
It only took five games for that to happen.
Nets bench two first-round picks in final quarter of failed comeback bid
Egor Dëmin has struggled to get downhill.
Crucial disconnect between the Nets' scheme and roster
Fernández dumped the defensive schemes that had been run by former coaches Steve Nash and Jacque Vaughn.
Jordi Fernandez already has to fix a Nets fatal flaw
The Nets are off to a historically bad start. They’ve allowed 522 points over their first four games, the most in franchise history.
The potential ugly tanking consequence Nets have to keep fighting
Starting with Monday’s tilt at the Rockets and old friend Kevin Durant, the Nets play nine straight games without facing a single soft opponent in the bottom third of the...
Nets forward's new weapon giving team good return on investment
It was Ziaire Williams’ janky jumper that got him salary-dumped by Memphis. Now his 3-point stroke is earning him key minutes with the Nets.
Nets work to improve this weakness in home opener vs. Cavaliers
The Nets will be big underdogs to the Cavaliers in Friday’s home opener.
Three bold predictions for the Nets’ 2025 NBA season
The Post’s Brian Lewis answers the biggest Nets questions, makes bold predictions and picks the five biggest games of the 2025-26 season.
Nets remaining tight lipped over plan for rookie point guards ahead of season opener
The preseason is over for the Nets, but for their three rookie point guards, so much has yet to be determined.
Familiar Nets problem crops up again in preseason finale loss
The finale of the Nets’ preseason provided a sneak preview of their regular season. They play hard. They play sloppily. And they lose.
First-round pick delivers as advertised in much-anticipated Nets debut
TORONTO — Rookie Egor Dëmin finally made his debut Friday. The Nets and their fans had to be happy with what they saw. After Dëmin missed training camp and most...
Nets young guard will have to answer this question mark in his game
Drake Powell’s usage rate in college — or lack of usage — was a red flag for some coming into the draft. But not for Jordi Fernández.
What Nets thought about preseason China trip that served dual purpose
The Nets and Suns became the first NBA teams to play in China since the NBA's relationship with the Communist authoritarian nation fractured in 2019.