Brian Lewis

2 days ago | nypost.com | Brian Lewis

The Post’s Brian Lewis predicts who the Nets will take with their five first-round picks in Wednesday’s 2025 NBA Draft:The 7-6 wingspan, mobile defense and lob threat will make it hard for the Nets to pass up. The tantalizing fact he’s only been playing for five years will make it impossible. There’s a chance this gets packaged to move up to a second lottery pick — San Antonio at 14, Phoenix at 10 or even Toronto at 9. Again, this could be a trade chip.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Brian Lewis

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3 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Brian Lewis

The Nets taking on salary dumps for draft assets was the league’s worst-kept secret. And Brooklyn got to work Tuesday, opportunistically landing a first-round pick for taking on Terance Mann. In a three-team trade, the Nets received Atlanta’s 22nd overall pick in return for taking on Mann, a 28-year-old wing who was born in Brooklyn. Boston received Georges Niang and a second-round pick, but offloaded Kristaps Porzingis and a second-rounder to the Hawks.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Brian Lewis

Of all the players in Wednesday’s NBA draft, Rutgers’ Ace Bailey is the most divisive and debated. And for many Nets fans, the most desired. Bailey is regarded as the third-most talented prospect, but questions about maturity and professionalism — refusing to work out for any teams, and canceling a workout with the 76ers — are expected to make him slide. He may not tumble all the way to the Nets at No. 8, but could he fall within range for them to trade up?

4 days ago | nypost.com | Brian Lewis

The most polarizing player in NBA draft has Nets on his radar Of all the players in Wednesday’s NBA draft, Rutgers’ Ace Bailey is the most divisive and debated. And for many Nets fans, the most desired. Rutgers star Ace Bailey is putting the league on notice with a power play as the 2025 NBA Draft nears. The Mavericks seem to be struggling to keep the NBA’s worst-kept secret. Shooting is a coveted skill in the NBA, and the Nets worked out the top shooter in the upcoming draft.