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The Nets walloped the Celtics 130-108 blowout win in Game 2 Tuesday night at Barclays Center.
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The Nets weren’t the only undermanned squad on the floor Friday night, but they’ve been doing it as long and as well as any team in the NBA all season.
Despite playing just seven of 60 games
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Kevin Durant came back after being rested, and the Nets got back to looking like a contender. Funny how that works.
No, the shorthanded Hornets aren’t of the same stature as the Eastern
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After too many close calls against the NBA’s worst teams, the Nets dialed up some long-distance shooting.
Kevin Durant, Joe Harris and Landry Shamet combined on nine 3-pointers in the first half
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Right up until pregame warmups, James Harden was nearly a DNP. Once the game tipped off, he looked like an MVP.
With his Nets shorthanded, Harden refused to let them come up short. He shook off a
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Nets general manager Sean Marks had called re-signing Joe Harris offseason priority No. 1. Mission accomplished.
Harris agreed to a four-year, $75 million contract to stay in Brooklyn on Friday, the
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Barring a major surprise with Anthony Davis or Brandon Ingram, there will be no stars switching teams. NBA free agency, like the 2020 NBA Draft, is about adding depth and shooting. There are plenty of
The Nets walloped the Celtics 130-108 blowout win in Game 2 Tuesday night at Barclays Center.
