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Bulls Force Nets Into Turovers, Pull Out Hard-Fought Win Over Nets
Turnovers cost the Nets as the Bulls won 83-82.
Lichtenstein: Welcome Back, Jason Kidd
Usually a heartbreaking Nets loss like this has me frothing at the mouth, with excessive complaints about my team. Oh, they still exist, but I’m choosing to refrain for one day.
Lichtenstein: Nets Take The Fight To Celtics To Stake Claim As Road Warriors
Even after the brawl, there was little that the Celtics could do about it anyway, thanks to all the weapons remaining in the Nets’ arsenal. It wasn’t a fair fight.
Lichtenstein: Nets’ Thrilling Win Just The Beginning Of Beautiful Rivalry With Knicks
For nearly three hours, both teams competed for each New York basketball fan’s heart — if not always very well, then certainly with all their might. The lead changes, missed opportunities and curious strategy all had me on the cusp of detonation.
Lichtenstein: Nets Are In Tune As The Knicks Head To Brooklyn
The symbolism of Monday night’s game will supersede anything that will be relevant to the ultimate composition of the 2012-13 regular-season standings.
Lichtenstein: Andray Blatche Was M.I.A. In L.A.
Forget the 24-hour rule — I want to file a missing person report. It seems that Nets backup center Andray Blatche inexplicably disappeared sometime early in the fourth quarter of Tuesday night’s 95-90 loss to the Lakers in Los Angeles.
Nets Hang Tough With Lakers, But Ultimately Fall Short In D’Antoni’s Debut
Kobe Bryant scored six of his 25 points in the final two minutes, and the Lakers hung on for a 95-90 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night in Mike D’Antoni’s sideline debut.
Silverman: The Nets’ Victory Over The Celtics Was Nice, But It Proved Nothing
While a win over the Celtics in mid-November is nice, it’s not the same thing as beating that team in green in April. Thursday night’s game was a good win for the Nets, and it should fuel their confidence and desire. However, it proved nothing.
Lichtenstein: Who Cares Whether Nets’ Win Over Rondo-Less Celtics Was A Statement?
As “statement games” go, the Nets’ 102-97 victory over Boston last night should probably be declared in a whisper.
Lichtenstein: Talent, Not Arena, Giving Nets Boost At Home
Forget the glitz. I wanted to know, was this going to be a building that rocked for a team it truly loved, like in Boston? In the fourth quarter, could the crowd boost their team through adversity, like in Manhattan?
Lichtenstein: This Weekend A Good Test To See What The Nets Have Learned
This is as good a weekend as any to see if the Nets learned anything from their initial missteps. I want to see the Nets step on the Magic’s throat and not let go until the game is safely out of reach. Study the Heat film for tips.
Lichtenstein: Johnson Asleep At Wheel As Nets Blow Lead
Let’s be honest — the days of acceptable losses ended when the team ditched N.J.
Nets Open Barclays In Style, Defeat Raptors In Home Debut
The Nets opened the Barclays Center in winning fashion as they defeated the Toronto Raptors 107-100.
Lichtenstein: Nets Should Forget About 50 Wins, Focus On Making Playoffs
In the oft-tormented history of the Nets, there have been only a few seasons as anticipated as this one, their first in Brooklyn. Certainly I can’t think of any since the Jason Kidd-era in N.J.
Nets-Knicks Barclays Game Rescheduled To Nov. 26
Thursday’s Nets-Knicks opener at the Barclays Center has been rescheduled to be played on November 26.
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