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Rookie Noah Clowney has a lot to learn about the NBA, and the Nets have a lot of ways to teach him
Brooklyn is counting on rookie Noah Clowney to grow, both in terms of experience and frame.
What will it take for the Nets' Cam Thomas to play more?
Cam Thomas can get buckets. But can he get a spot in the Nets’ rotation?
A matter of trust: How the Nets decided to let Ben Simmons run point and what it means for their backcourt
Ben Simmons still sees himself as a playmaker, both literally and figuratively. For now, the Nets agree.
The Nets go into this season without a superstar — how long before they make a splash?
When the Nets open training camp, for the first time in years, they’ll be bracing for a season without a superstar.
Could Mikal Bridges' star turn for Team USA be a precursor to an even more dramatic glow-up for the Nets?
After a breakout World Cup performance, Mikal Bridges is expected to take yet another quantum leap forward.
The lessons Noah Clowney took from his first Nets action
But when the Nets open training camp in a little more than a month, Clowney will be better off for having seen the speed of the pro game first-hand.
Nic Claxton has been a Nets success story, but another step forward is as necessary as it could be expensive
Nic Claxton is coming off the best season of his young career. But the Nets need next season to be better.
Basketball World Cup is complicating the summer plans of two key Nets, and that's just fine with them
Cutting their vacations short is a small price to pay for two rising young Nets to get to represent their country.
What Nets focal point Mikal Bridges is doing this summer to make sure 'everybody eats'
But how does a player level up his playmaking in the offseason away from teammates?
Point guard prospect Kennedy Chandler put his faith in the Nets this summer. Did they see enough to return the favor?
Landing a job with the Nets would be a win for Kennedy Chandler, keeping him in the NBA and giving him a chance to be Brooklyn’s latest reclamation project.
Why new Nets guard Lonnie Walker IV cut his hair
Turns out, the cathartic reveal — and hearing from fellow survivors — helped him even more.
Jalen Wilson aced his college career, but carving out a role with the Nets will be his toughest test yet
Last year Jalen Wilson helped lead Kansas to the 2022 NCAA title; now he’ll try to make it in the NBA with the Nets. It won't be easy.
How Noah Clowney is already adapting for his Nets rookie opportunity
However impressive last winter’s meteoric rise was, Clowney is confident he can make even more strides this winter as a Nets rookie.
What the Nets' choices in the NBA Draft say about their plans for the post-superteam era
After they changed their timeline, the Nets are getting back to a team that mirrors the Brooklyn borough they’re in.
The Nets have NBA Draft schemes — but Brandin Podziemski fits if they stand pat
The Nets have worked out dozens of prospects amid persistent chatter they are exploring various options for moving up in the NBA Draft.
Why the Nets' price to get Damian Lillard may not be as exorbitant as we assume
Trading for Damian Lillard may not be as draining to the Nets' roster as many expect.
The 2023 NBA Draft is an uncommon Sean Marks chance — what it means for the Nets’ picks
It’s the start of a span, through 2029, during which the Nets have the fourth-most draft capital in the NBA.
Why the Nets trading Mikal Bridges doesn’t make sense
Bridges has become the focus of the Nets’ marketing and face of their franchise, and has been seen publicly hanging around with team ownership.
Dorian Finney-Smith knows how the Nets’ surplus of wings could unfold in this crucial offseason
It’s a good glut to have, but the Nets are almost certain to move at least one of their wings.
Burned by their Big 3, the Nets are relcalibrating what they want most
Would the Nets be gun shy about trading for high-profile superstars again? That all depends on what those stars think about Brooklyn.