Collin Helwig

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Collin Helwig

Like all other Sunday contests, today was a “kids game” here at the Barclays Center. The Brooklyn Nets and their opponent both seemed to want in on the theme. In contests featuring two squads already eliminated from postseason contention, there are only so many things to reach for beyond player development.

2 weeks ago | netsdaily.com | Collin Helwig

Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images The Brooklyn Nets waited longer to play the Minnesota Timberwolves than any other team this year. Tanking, or should I say “pick value optimization” implications aside, the hold out wasn’t worth it. Tonight’s opponent, connected to the Nets only through Kevin Garnett, D’Angelo Russell, and Anthony Edwards in our dreams, slugged Brooklyn by a 105-90 score.

3 weeks ago | netsdaily.com | Anthony Puccio |Collin Helwig

Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images Only a handful of games left, which means Pooch and Collin are here for the final episode of the regular season. They’re joined by senior NBA Insider for HoopsHype, Michael Scotto, to discuss the latest Giannis rumblings, Cam Thomas’ future, and more things related to Brooklyn’s offseason. Join the show live and fire away thoughts, questions, etc. Can’t make Ep. 17? Check it out elsewhere... SpotifyPlayback.TVTwitterInstagramYouTube

3 weeks ago | netsdaily.com | Collin Helwig

Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Whether watching for and only for lottery-boosting losses or “culture building” trials and tribulations, the handful of Brooklyn Nets fans still tuned in for this 2024-24 season’s final episodes have gotten a bit of what they want, don’t want, and when you really get down to it, don’t exactly need. It happened just in time to queue us up for a finale that’s as frustrating as the ones we got in Game of Thrones.

4 weeks ago | netsdaily.com | Collin Helwig

Brad Penner-Imagn Images Like school kids waiting for Winter break or 9-to-5ers waiting for their annual week of vacation, the Brooklyn Nets are crossing off days on a calendar at this point. Like that third Monday in December or final Friday before Memorial Day weekend, today was a big one to draw a red “x” over. That’s not say Brooklyn is or has been mailing it in lately, like all of us did sometimes in school or do now at work. In fact, the Nets have done the total opposite all year.