Kyrie Living His Best Life Is Not Going to Work. Steve Nash Is Going to Work but Ain’t Happy
The Nets and the Nets have the same record. Blame Kyrie. Blame the Nets defense.
The Nets and the Nets have the same record. Blame Kyrie. Blame the Nets defense.
Steve Nash was the ultimate leader as a NBA superstar. But history says, great players make horrible coaches. Inexperienced coaches though have become great coaches.
Kyrie is a long way from the leader he needs to be if he has any shot at winning a NBA title without LeBron James.
Kyrie finds a way to incoherently attack the systems that make it possible for Kyrie to be a millionaire
Brooklyn Kyrie has a fresh start. No more sad sorry Kyrie that we saw in Boston last season.
It’s been nearly 77 games and in the Eastern Conference there are four teams fighting each other for three playoff spots. Reality is that whoever gets in (Orlando, Miami, Brooklyn, Detroit) it probably will be a short playoff experience, kind of like that cup of coffee at Starbucks. But the playoffs is an important stepping…
As Caris LeVert screamed in agony on the basketball court it jogged a memory of Shaun Livingston screaming on a basketball court and Paul George screaming on a basketball court and ditto for Gordon Hayward. The accompanying tears from LeVert’s teammates (and his opponents) brought the Minnesota-Brooklyn Monday night game to a crashing halt. Silence…
Nets New Faces: Kenneth Faried, Dzanan Musa (R), Shabazz Napier, Rodions Kurucs (R), Jared Dudley, Ed Davis, Treveon Graham Nets 2017-18 Ugly:  30th: Steals. 29th: Field Goal Percentage, Two-Point Attempts. 28th: Points Allowed. 25th: Turnovers. 23rd: 3-Point Defense. 22nd: Defensive Rating. 21st: Offensive Rating. 20th: 3-Point Percentage. Nets 2017-18 Beauty: 6th: Pace. 9th: Defensive Rebounding, Total Rebounding, Assists. Nets Leading Scorer 2017-18: D’Angelo Russell, 15.5 ppg Nets Leading Defensive Rating 2017-18: Jarrett…
Nearly four years ago, Jason Kidd swung for the fences and unsuccessfully tried to become the Nets General Manager by boldy ousting the General Manager who was still employed. It was a gusty calculation. If successful, it would have been a move up, from coach to the one making the decisions. But the palace coup…
Quietly, Allen Crabbe traded conferences. He didn’t let go of his $19 million though. He’ll take that with him to Brooklyn, the team that signed Crabbe to an offer sheet last summer and traded for him this summer. Regardless of his across the country move, Crabbe still has to justify his $19 million considering he…