Nenad Krstic News

What goes on in a team's War Room on Draft Night is rarely seen. Only once were cameras permitted inside and just for a few minutes before the 2006 Draft .

Every Sunday, we'll be updating the Nets' off-season with bits and pieces of information, gossip, etc.

The National Basketball Association 's regular season ended Wednesday night. Now wheeled migration can begin.

Boki would love to come back to the Nets next season. Boki Nachbar never wanted to leave the Nets in the first place.

Team president Rod Thorn said he was "disappointed" after the Nets' lackluster effort in Sunday's 108-99 loss to hapless Minnesota and that it shouldn't happen again.

They had arrived at the drip-drip-drip segment of the season, both teams were going nowhere and knew it, so now it was time for Richard Jefferson to play the "What If?" game.

Nenad Krstic scored 20 points and Malik Rose added a season-high 14 as the Oklahoma City Thunder continued their strong play without their two leading scorers, beating the Philadelphia 76ers 89-74 on Sunday ...

Tired of close but not quite, the New Jersey Nets were prepared to seize the next close game they faced.

Westbrook recorded his first career triple-double to lead the shorthanded Thunder to a stunning 96-87 win over Dallas on Monday night at the Ford Center.

MIKE Gminski entered the NBA with the Nets 28 years ago. So he thought a while when asked about some of his team rookie center records falling or being threatened by Brook Lopez.

By Adam Madison Special to ESPN.com February 26, 2009, 1:44 PM The passing of the trade deadline signals the dog days of the season.

Storm clouds are gathering everywhere, and that includes some directly overhead the NBA and its players union.

Note: Grades based on long-term consequences of the trade as well as cost-benefit to the team.

Dirk Nowitzki scored 44 points, 14 in overtime, and the host Dallas Mavericks overcame a hand injury to second-leading scorer Jason Terry for a 115-114 victory over the Chicago Bulls last night.

Jan 26, 2009 10:21 pm US/Eastern Shoot Combined 6-For-29 In 94-85 Loss To Lowly Thunder OKLAHOMA CITY The Nets' Stromile Swift, right, tries to block a shot by Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook at the Ford ...

Brook Lopez was named yesterday as one of 18 players to take part in the NBA's Rookies-Sophomores game to be played Feb.

There are better ways to end a road trip than what the Nets did here last night.

Kevin Durant scored nine of his 18 points in the third quarter, when the Oklahoma City Thunder outscored the New Jersey Nets 31-14 on the way to a 94-85 victory Monday night.

There are worse things he faces in his job, but this is what he dreads the most.

A four-time champion resides here -- same coach, same star, same system -- but hardly anyone seems to notice that the Spurs are still the second-best team in the Western Conference these days.