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The butterfly in Milwaukee turned two basketball seasons upside down in New York City.
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Jay Williams isn't backing down.
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Kevin Durant says ESPN's Jay Williams lied on national television about an apparent encounter they had years ago.
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After Kevin Durant completely dominated in the Nets' Game 2 win over the Bucks, he was reminded of the worst injury of his career.
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The Nets didn’t miss James Harden.
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We aren’t used to seeing the Nets hold an elite offensive team like the Bucks to 44 percent shooting from the floor, 29.6 percent from 3
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Starting with Monday night’s game at the Barclays Center, Nets fans would not be the only New York, New York parties invested in the outcome.
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The Nets say they’ve averted the worst-case scenarios with James Harden’s troublesome hamstring and are hopeful the star can return at some point during the Eastern Conference semifinals against...
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With James Harden likely missing a fair amount of time with a hamstring injury, a heavier load will fall on Kevin Durant.
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No James Harden, no matter. Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving had big games, leading the Nets to a 115-107 victory over the Bucks on Saturday night in Game 1 at Barclays Center.
The butterfly in Milwaukee turned two basketball seasons upside down in New York City.
