What did the Nets do with their newfound 2012 success? Cleaned house and imported half a team worth of aging stars while firing the coach who led them to the playoffs and hiring a Knicks point guard with zero coaching experience.
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Finally, we saw the debut of Raul Neto as he was given clearance to participate in this NBA Summer League. He didn’t even get a chance to practice with the Utah Jazz as he was thrown into his first game and basically was told to improvise. Neto was selected in the second round of the 2013 NBA
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The Brooklyn Nets have made it clear that their high-profile abode is only suited for a high-profile figurehead. With three Finals appearances, one championship, and Hall of Fame-topping numbers under his waistband, Jason Kidd, then, seems like an ideal match. But the celebrated point guard has a history of questionable off-court decision-making and is only
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Tony Parker only trails Magic Johnson when it comes to winning percentages amongst history’s best point guards. At 70%, his clip of domination trumps that of Celtics two-way wonder Dennis Johnson (65%), the “1960s LeBron” Oscar Robertson (62%), and Bad Boys architect Isiah Thomas (58%). Watching him skin the Grizzlies to the tune of 24.5
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