Anthony Puccio

@NetsDaily That Nets team was glorious to cover. Most fun I’ve ever had around a team.

@jcroff Ehh

@APOOCH Mmmmm I dunno about that...

Looks like the Eastern Conference runs through the Knicks barring anything drastic.

@PhysicallyEd Nope

@APOOCH Forgot about the cavs? Lol

@walkoff9 No match!

@APOOCH Cleveland?

@Damon1449275 Lucky guess

@APOOCH 🤣🤣🤣what

They’ve committed to generational fandom across the board, particularly NYC. There’s some outreach particularly Long Island thru G League team but ND is only media that covers them and Coliseum is what it is. Here’s what we wrote on generational fandom. netsdaily.com/nets-news/1097…

A piggyback-proof back, Steph Curry numbers, and a coachable mindset? The case for Mikel Brown Jr. is getting stronger 👀 (w/ @CoreyTulaba)

The evolution of dynamic pricing for Knicks playoff tickets…

The Brooklyn - EP 40: How to Find a Homegrown Star at Six w/ @CoreyTulaba of @NoCeilingsNBA is now LIVE! 🚨 💥 Darius Acuff vs Mikel Brown Jr. 💥 Steals and reaches at no. 6 💥 Some Egor Dëmin development Check it all out and more below⤵️ youtube.com/watch?v=jJSu89…

We are heartbroken to learn of the passing of Jason Collins. Jason spent eight seasons in a Nets uniform, helping define an era of our franchise and playing a vital role on our back-to-back Eastern Conference championship teams in 2002 and 2003. He was a constant in our locker room - selfless, tough, and deeply respected by teammates, coaches, and staff alike. Those who were around Jason every day knew him not just as a competitor, but as a genuinely kind, thoughtful person who brought people together. His impact extended far beyond the court, and his courage and authenticity helped move the game - and the world - forward. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. Jason will always be a part of the Nets family, and he will be deeply missed.

118 total losses for Brooklyn the past two seasons. Have not gotten a top-5 pick either year.

3rd worst*

Nets end up with the 8th overall pick in 2024-25 after finishing with the 6th worst record in the NBA. Nets end up with the 6th overall pick in 2025-26 after finishing with the 2nd worst record in the NBA. It’s a lottery.

@BKNetsTweets I trust them to maximize the talent no matter what spot they select, but with that being said…

Agree you can possibly get Boozer or Wilson at 3. Anything lower, i would seriously consider trading the pick

@TheRealGWAL Pun intended?

@APOOCH You spelled “traumatizing” wrong… 😉 May the odds be in our favor today. 👊🏼

I wish I was more excited. Having Mr. Whammy there as a good luck charm gives me some hope, but I’ve seen this movie before. #NetsWorld

@bigbanonos @DPasq15 Ha. I got my first season tix as a kid the year they traded for Kidd so I was a little luckier than some older fans. After that however…

@APOOCH @DPasq15 They striped you of your childhood 50 years ago

Good morning Nets fans ☕️ Biggest day of the year. Predictions?

@ThatsTwenty20 I’m with ya

@APOOCH 2nd pick

@skipowder17 @NetsDaily Absolutely

@APOOCH @NetsDaily The year I learned that it’s not just about winning the draft lottery….u also gotta win the year of the draft lottery Duncan 3 years earlier and LeBron 3 years later…..Kwame the following year

Last time the Nets landed the No. 1 overall pick was in 2000. They had a 4.4% chance. Selected Kenyon Martin.