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Taking a Look at the Brooklyn Nets Ahead of the NBA Trade Deadline

2 months ago | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

Everyone needs a sense of purpose. Purpose gives you a reason to what you do, point you on the path you need to go on, and give you a goal to work for. When you don’t have purpose, you find yourself drifting aimlessly. For a while, that’s what it looked like for the Brooklyn Nets. However as the 2024-2025 season progresses, their purpose and vision is clearer than ever. When the Nets traded Kevin Durant in 2023, they were thrust into a new era.
Brooklyn gets a big assist from the Nets and Liberty

Dec 17, 2024 | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

You have to show up. When you show up consistently, people take notice. The work speaks for itself as you do your best to uplift those around you. That work builds community and ensures that things begin to move in a positive direction. For the Brooklyn Nets, community building takes on various forms. Since they purchased the Nets and New York Liberty in 2019, Joe and Clara Wu Tsai have been active across Brooklyn.
Cam Thomas' rise to stardom gets the documentary treatment

Nov 26, 2024 | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

“When times get hard, he has fortitude.”The road to stardom isn’t an easy one. There are many bumps in the road and plenty of moments when you wonder if all of it is worth it. Those struggles can be overwhelming, but if you make it through, it gives you newfound strength and a drive to keep going. For Cam Thomas, his journey has taken from unknown prospect to budding NBA star. On November 18, “From Chesapeake to Brooklyn” debuted at Cobble Hill Cinemas.
Cam Johnson Teaches Lessons, Provides Joy at Brooklyn Basketball Camp

May 15, 2024 | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

Supporting the community has been a big goal of the Brooklyn Nets, and fans saw it in action again last month. On April 24, the Nets held a basketball camp for kids in the Brooklyn area. As part of Brooklyn Basketball, the Nets and New York Liberty work to give back to the community. Nets forward Cam Johnson, who has been an active part of the Brooklyn community, led the camp. A camp attendee, Able Burrell, spoke to PIX 11 about the clinic.
Day’ron Sharpe Has Been A Shining Light For the Brooklyn Nets

Mar 16, 2024 | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

Throughout a long season, good moments keep one uplifted and excited for what’s next. For Day’Ron Sharpe and the Brooklyn Nets, those moments have laid the foundation for an exciting future. Sharpe was drafted No. 29 in the 2021 NBA draft and came over to the Nets from the Phoenix Suns in a summer trade for Landry Shamet. Sharpe was projected as a solid big man, but there were questions about his ability to succeed at the pro level.
Talking Kevin Durant’s Return to Brooklyn and All Things Suns with Stephen Garner of ‘Bright Side of the Sun’

Jan 31, 2024 | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

Wednesday night will be a special one at the Barclays Center. The Brooklyn Nets will host the Phoenix Suns, marking the return of old friend Kevin Durant. Although the Nets could not bring the NBA championship home with Durant, that does not change how he played at a historic level throughout his time in Brooklyn. Despite the breakup, there is still plenty of love between Durant and the Nets. With Durant and co. set to visit, it’s a great time to get familiar with the Suns.
Ben Simmons and the Long Road Back

Jan 29, 2024 | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

Ben Simmons has become all too familiar with setbacks. Throughout the summer and coming into this season, there was plenty of optimism surrounding Simmons and his return. Fans saw some flashes of his upside last year, but not too much of it. He played 42 games before injuries ended his season. Since then, he has been working his way back to the team and back to the NBA. Over the summer, he spoke of his journey with Andscape‘s Marc J. Spears. “Sometimes I think about [my recent struggles].
The Nets’ December Struggles Speak to Larger Issues

Jan 5, 2024 | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

The Brooklyn Nets learned the hard way in December that bad moments can leave a lasting impression. Throughout October and November, fans witnessed Brooklyn starting to figure some things out. The Nets had areas to improve on, but fans saw the contours of a team in decent shape. They peaked when they beat the Phoenix Suns on Dec. 13 in Phoenix. Since then, though, things have been going downhill at an alarming pace. Following that win, Brooklyn went 2-7 to end the month.
Talking All Things Knicks With Candace Pedraza of ‘The Knicks Wall’

Dec 20, 2023 | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

The Nets will be back at Barclays Center home after a five-game Western Conference road trip with a matchup against the Knicks on Dec. 20. Though the team has started to figure some things out, it returns home on a three-game losing streak, allowing other teams to climb the standings. The Knicks enter Wednesday’s game following a four-game Western Conference trip of their own. The team has been able to build on a successful 2022-23 season and figures to be a tough out in the playoffs.
Watch: Breaking Down Areas of Improvement For the Nets On ’New York Got Game’

Dec 12, 2023 | netsrepublic.com | Brian Fleurantin |At NetsDaily

The Nets proved they were capable of putting things together during the early stretch of the season. Now, in December, the team has looked to build on that foundation. After a dominant win over the Wizards on Dec. 8, the Nets improved to 12-9. With six players in double figures led by Mikal Bridges’s 21 points, it was a balanced Brooklyn attack. What stood out from the latest victory was the improving Nets defense.