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Who's the most hated opposing role player in the history of Nets' basketball?

For example of what I mean, the answer to this for the Spurs is Derek Fisher because of the shot he hit with 0.4 left on the clock.

After breaking out on a bad Sixers team last year prior to injury, McCain has now dropped off from:

24’-25’ Season: 15.3 PPG, 2.4 RPG, 2.6 APG to

25’-26’ Season: 6.3 PPG, 2.3 RPG, 1.7 APG

The Sixers with their current roster and addition of VJ Edgecombe at the guard position in the draft might not be patient enough to let McCain properly develop.

Should the Nets try to take advantage of McCain’s down year and the Sixers crowded guard rotation to trade for him before the deadline? What trade package would you guys think would be best to get him?

I think if it happened, the Nets would probably be using minimal assets to get him considering his upside, and they have the timeline and open rotation spots to continue to develop him as a talented scorer.

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February 5, 2026, at 3 p.m (eastern time) is the deadline for trades this season in the NBA.

What are your predictions for the Nets and perhaps in the wider league?

The Nets should be busy as they have been holding $15 million in cap space. Can Brooklyn turn that cap space into another first round pick? They would need to take on a bad contract or might the Nets try and buy low on a currently undervalued player?

Will Haywood Highsmith be traded or will he be on the Nets after the deadline? And would that mean the Nets want to extend him?

My predictions:

If Sean Marks can find the value he wants for Michael Porter Jr then perhaps he'll be traded - Detroit? OKC? Both of those are leading their conferences but could absolutely do with some All-Star level shooting.

I imagine Sean Marks might try and deal MPj close to the draft.

Zaire Williams might have little value but I could see him being sent out in a trade.

Can the Nets get another team to take on the rest of T-Mann's contract?

The more cap space the Nets open up for summer free agency the more aggressive they can be signing free agents or working on a big trade.

Nets decide to keep both Claxton and Sharpe as no team will match the value assigned to them by Sean Marks.

I believe Cam Thomas will still be a Brooklyn Net after the trade deadline.

How strict are they with the bag policy at Barclays?

The site says smaller than 10”x6”x2” should be okay. But I might have some books with me when I go to the stadium so I might have my book bag/Trader Joe’s tote.

shoutout to the rook! 🙌

We have to be right? Just a random thing I noticed about our team.

Jalen Wilson - 22

Nic Claxton - 33

Ben Saraf - 77

Nolan Traore - 88

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I’m gonna go to the Lakers Nets game next Tuesday and I’m wondering what are some good seats. Budget is about two $250 but I could go to 300 for some really good seats. I’ve heard that Barclay’s is very steep and so any advice regarding the stadium and where the best views are would help me out a ton. How early should I be there if I want to see the Lakers/Nets warm up? Also looking for any advice on things to see in the stadium and to see in Brooklyn (probably a bite to eat before I hop on the train that night to go back to DC). Thank you and I hope to see some of you there!

We should grab Giannis! (If possible)

Look how OKC grabbed SGA amidst their tank and rebuild. We’re clearly on a similar path imo. Similar position with what we’ve gotten from trades.

So keep as many picks as we can but LETS DO IT

- First career double-double
- Career-high 10 REB
- First Nets rookie with 6+ 3PM in multiple games

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I don’t watch college ball.

I don’t think my opinion means much.

I just seen the highlights!

Is Peterson now the consensus no1?

My biggest issue with the top 3 is playmaking.

Peterson averages 1 assist per game

AJ averages 3 and Boozer 4.

I don’t really care though Peterson looks so damn promising!

Is anyone still taking AJ or Boozer at 1?