C.j. Holmes
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Mikel Brown Jr. remains limited at Nets camp with ankle injury, but stays engaged (opens the original)
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Mikel Brown Jr. is itching to play. Two days into his first NBA training camp, the Nets rookie is getting in whatever work his left ankle allows. Brown remains limited after rolling the ankle last week, though he has progressed to non-contact work and stayed involved in practice as Brooklyn brings him along carefully. “He’s been doing non-contact. He’s in good spirits. He’s engaged with the practices,” head coach Jordi Fernández said Wednesday. “He’s learning what’s going on, getting the reps th
Nets raise the bar for a crowded young core at training camp: ‘Let the best man win’ (opens the original)
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Noah Clowney’s answer to the Nets’ crowded rotation took five words. The fourth-year forward started 60 games and averaged 27 minutes last season. Now he expects fewer shots and knows he’ll have to make a stronger case for his time on the floor. Defense, sound decisions and keeping the offense moving will matter more as Brooklyn asks other players to handle the scoring. That’s the adjustment awaiting several Nets as the rebuild moves into another season. Brooklyn went 20-62 last season. General
Nets, Michael Porter Jr. taking patient approach to possible extension (opens the original)
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Coming off a career-best offensive season in which he averaged 24.2 points per game, Michael Porter Jr. remains in extension talks with the Nets, general manager Sean Marks confirmed Monday at Media Day. Neither side feels pressure to get a deal done before the 2026-27 campaign begins. “I’ll leave the negotiations internal. That’s obviously between the Nets and Mike and his agent, but I think they’re ongoing,” Marks said. “The dialogue is ongoing, I think. But again, we are in no hurry to do thi
The Swamp Dragons live: Inside the Nets’ plans to revive their strangest almost-identity (opens the original)
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Those were the words Becky Kimbro used when the Swamp Dragons came up during planning for the Nets’ 60th anniversary and she saw the old logo again. Three decades after New Jersey nearly adopted one of the strangest names in NBA history, Brooklyn decided the dragon deserved more than a footnote. On Jan. 29 against the Los Angeles Clippers, it gets its own night at Barclays Center. “I think this is one of the most fun stories that hasn’t been told,” Kimbro, the Nets’ senior vice president of mark
Nets’ first look at ‘Aura Bros’ headlines brutal 2026-27 opening stretch (opens the original)
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Nets fans’ first regular-season look at the “Aura Bros” will come with the lights of opening night. Egor Dëmin and Mikel Brown Jr. will share Barclays Center on Oct. 21, when Brooklyn opens the 2026-27 season against the Charlotte Hornets. For Brown, the No. 6 pick in June’s draft, it’ll also be his first chance to play in an NBA regular-season game. Three days later, they’re at Rocket Arena. Brooklyn’s next six games come against the Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers, Boston Celtics, Detroit
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