The Brooklyn Nets and Phoenix Suns became the first NBA teams to set foot in China since the league’s rift with the country in 2019. Their preseason trip hinted at the evolving relationship between the NBA and this global market, offering a glimpse of mutual interest beyond basketball.
Jason Collins, known for becoming the first publicly gay athlete to play in one of the major American sports leagues, is now undergoing treatment for a brain tumor. The former Brooklyn Nets player’s health update brings new attention to his groundbreaking career and personal journey.
Brooklyn’s newest crop of five rookies might be labeled “one-dimensional,” but they are already showing the promise of strong teamwork and winning traits. Their collective talents could be exactly what the Nets need for long-term success.
The Brooklyn Nets left the 2025 NBA draft with five raw but intriguing prospects. A new Sports Illustrated analysis weighs how high each rookie might fly—and what it will take to get there.
The Brooklyn Nets have selected a French point guard with the 19th pick, adding international flair to their roster despite a recent drop in his stock.
The Brooklyn Nets face pivotal decisions this offseason, chief among them the potential contract extension of Maxwell Lewis. The choice will not only affect Lewis’s future but could shape the trajectory of the team itself.
As the Brooklyn Nets’ season comes to a close on Sunday, the team shifts its focus to the NBA Draft Lottery. Following a challenging period, the Nets are looking to the draft as a crucial opportunity to rebuild and set a new course for future success.
In a significant roster move, the Los Angeles Lakers have traded guard D’Angelo Russell to the Brooklyn Nets, acquiring forward Dorian Finney-Smith and guard Shake Milton in return. The deal also involves the Lakers sending Maxwell Lewis and three second-round draft picks to Brooklyn, signaling strategic shifts for both teams.
