New Jersey Nets

Right now, the Nets are a game and a half behind Milwaukee and Richard Jefferson. And before he gets a chance to tell us otherwise at tomorrow's shootaround, don't think Jefferson isn't jacked for this game. The team that traded him in the off-season ...

Nets Insider  MA New Jersey Nets' Devin Harris looking forward to matchup with New ... The Star-Ledger - NJ.com On further review, Harris' shot was good Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Carter must prove he is a "money" player Nets Insider New York Post - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

After an extensive review by the officials, Harris' three-pointer was ruled good and the Nets ended a five-game slide. Harris finished with a game-high 39 points and handed out eight assists, while Keyon Dooling added 16 points and Vince Carter chipped ...

By rss@youtube.com (1EDmanLV) EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., January 28,2009(AP) -- With Jose Calderon back in the lineup, the Toronto Raptors are hoping the second half of the season is a lot better than the first. Calderon had 17 points and 11 assists and the Raptors escaped with a 107-106 victory over New Jersey on Wednesday ni...

By rss@youtube.com (1EDmanLV) SAN ANTONIO(AP) If Tim Duncan threw down more dunks, he says he might better understand why NBA fans have made him an All-Star starter for 10 consecutive seasons. The New Jersey Nets probably know why. The slumping Nets scraped and matched San Antonio nearly shot-for-shot throughout a ten...

The Nets' penetrating backcourt duo, Vince Carter and Devin Harris, finished with 67 points to lead New Jersey past the Pacers. ... Mid-Day Report: LeBron Staying? HoopsWorld For now, King James will continue to reign in Cleveland Toronto Sun

By Kelly Dwyer Houston 114, New Jersey 91 Denver 97, Portland 89 19 and 11 for Nene on Monday, the Nuggets held the NBA's second-best offense (114 points per 100 possessions) to just 100 points on 100 possessions, while dominating Portland on the boards (43-32).

By Joe Netsfan(noreply@blogger.com) So from those 15 the Nets have 5 guards (Carter, Harris, Dooling, Douglas Roberts and Ager), 7 forwards (Yi Jianlian, Bobby Simmons, Jarvis Hayes, Eduardo Najera, Stromile Swift, Ryan Anderson and Trenton Hassell) and 3 centers (Josh Boone, Brook Lopez and Sean Williams). Not exactly m...

By Adam Lauridsen Saturday’s game was only available on NBA League Pass, but those who missed it were spared some of the NBA’s ugliest basketball in the first half.  The Warriors relied primarily on put backs, broken plays and trips to the foul line to claw their way to 52 points.  You can blame some of the uglin...

By noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) Herald Nets set to wheel and deal Knicks’ quest for LeBron James will drive decisions made by Donnie Walsh Investigation launched into death of Celtics fan The once and future Celtics NBA.com Blog from USA minicamp ESPN Ranking the best available free agents Red's Army In appreciation of James Posey NY Post Thorn says Jefferson not happy NY Daily News Stephon Marbury seems unfit for Knicks Patriot Ledger Celtics to keep eye on free-agent market beginning tonight Manila Vanilla Basketball and Pacman BostonSportZ Celtics partying in Vegas Sporting News Numbers don't lie: Players moving, players staying WCVB Celtics fan hospitalized after celebration dies ProJo NBA blocks out thrills of college basketball   [read the full post]

The Mavs also will deliver to the Nets $3 million and two first-round draft picks in 2008 and 2010. Forward Malik Allen and swingman Antoine Wright, a former Texas A&M star who has been slow to develop as a pro, are headed to the Mavs.

NEW ORLEANS -- As the Mavericks and New Jersey Nets worked to salvage their blockbuster trade Friday, Devean George and his agent reaffirmed their stance, while Jerry Stackhouse's loose comments from Wednesday threatened to further unravel the already dangling deal for Jason Kidd.

By Lang Whitaker Vince came in so reliant on dunks and high-flying action, but once his body turned brittle and that threat in his game was removed, Vince didn’t have anything else to rely on. He can fire up jumpers with the best of them, but his shooting percentage is a thoroughly average 45 percent. When the c...

New Jersey Nets Coach: Lawrence Frank 2006-2007 Record: 41-41 06-07 Expected Record: 39-43 Offensive Rating: 106.1 (16th in NBA, league average 106.5) Defensive Rating: 106.2 (13th in NBA, league average 106.5) eFG%: 50.4% (7th in NBA) Possessions per 48: 91.4 (16th in NBA)

By FLCeltsFan It is interesting to see the differences between the Athlon preview and this one. While both see the Celtics second to the Nets in the division and don't see the Celtics getting to the conference finals, Athlon sees the Heat finishing out of the playoffs and CBS see them going to the NBA Finals. Both see Phoenix winning it all this season. They ask if Pierce, Allen and Garnett make the Celtics the team to beat in the East. Here is part of their answer: But the other top teams in the East have something the Celtics don't: a solid bench. Players like Leon Powe, Tony Allen, and Brian Scalabrine aren't exactly scaring anybody. And that could be the difference when the playoffs arrive. Discuss this topic on the Celtics Green Forums!]   [read the full post]