With the Warriors trailing by eight points with just seconds remaining on the clock, Curry nailed another must-see jumper from long distance to end the first half. From over 35 fe

There is nobody in the NBA that makes the impossible seem possible as consistently as Stephen Curry does. He did it again on Thursday night by draining another improbable — and borderline unbelievable — half-court buzzer-beater for the Golden State Warriors against the Brooklyn Nets.

While Harden had a night to remember, NBA fans were met with devastating news earlier in the week. ESPN’s Shams Charania reported Tuesday that Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving had suffered a torn ACL, ruling him out for the rest of the season.

Tuesday night's loss against the San Antonio Spurs showed fans of the Brooklyn Nets something that they haven't gotten to see a lot of this season, the back cou

Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry continues to amaze basketball fans, and his latest moment of brilliance has taken social media by storm.

If the organization wants to add more perimeter shooting to its roster, it should consider acquiring a big-time Brooklyn Nets forward averaging 18.8 points per contest this season. “There are several reasons why trading for Johnson would make Golden State soar back to true title contention,” Empire Sports Media’s Matthew Legros wrote Wednesday.

The NBA suspended Nic Claxton for one game after the Nets center reached a flagrant foul limit during Monday's loss to the Wizards.

Brooklyn Nets guard D’Angelo Russell has embraced his role and is reportedly open to staying with the team long-term.

As mentioned above, the Nets come into this game following a 105-103 win at the 76ers on Saturday in which the situation became dire with Brooklyn going from leading by 17 points in the first half to trailing by three points in the fourth quarter.

How high can the Sixers climb in the NBA Draft Lottery? The fate of their top-six protected first-round pick depends on it.

The 20th of those players wearing No. 10 played in the New Jersey and Brooklyn Nets era, wing alum Keith Bogans. After ending his college career at Kentucky, Bogans was picked up with the 43rd overall selection of the 2003 NBA draft by the Milwaukee Bucks.

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