Lichtenstein: Nets May Feel Better Under Brown, But Won't Win MoreThe era of good feelings didn’t last very long in Brooklyn.
3 Up And 3 Down: Who’s Hot And Who’s Not In New York SportsTaking a look at the latest best and worst stories on the NY/NJ sports landscape.
Lichtenstein: Now We're Going To See What Nets' Prokhorov Is Made OfWith the franchise spiraling toward the same irrelevancy that existed when Mikhail Prokhorov purchased the then-New Jersey Nets back in 2010, the moves announced Sunday were begging to be made.
Nets Fire Coach Lionel Hollins, Reassign GM Billy KingAssistant coach Tony Brown will serve as interim head coach for the rest of the season.
Lichtenstein: What's The Point? With Jack Down, Nets Have Few OptionsIn injured point guard Jarrett Jack’s stead, neither Shane Larkin nor Donald Sloan have staked any claim to the lead role.
Lichtenstein: D-Will's Return To BK Isn't This Story Many Want It To BeDallas Mavericks point guard Deron Williams will return to Barclays Center on Wednesday in what is being billed as his revenge game. It shouldn't be.
Lichtenstein: If Hollins Goes, King Should Follow Out Nets’ DoorThe season's first snow has yet to fall in Brooklyn, but if you're a Nets fan, now might be a good time to go into hibernation for a bit.
Lichtenstein: King, Not Hollins, Should Be On Hot Seat For Nets' Bad StartIt’s very easy for fans to pin the blame on the coach when their team is lousy. In New York City, the complaints can get loud. In this situation, it’s not warranted.
Lichtenstein: Nets Have Too Many Holes To Be Even Average In 2015-16The face of the Brooklyn Nets changed dramatically during the offseason. When the surgeon is general manager Billy King, however, the odds strongly indicate it won’t be an improvement.
Lichtenstein: It's Shaping Up To Be One Long Season For The NetsWith these Nets, what you’re seeing now in these normally meaningless preseason affairs is very likely what you’ll get for 82 games
Lichtenstein's Nets Training Camp Primer: Will This Team Make The Playoffs?Remember those uber-hyped days in the last few years when it was “NBA championship or bust” for the Nets? In cleaned-up Brooklyn parlance, “Forget about it.”
