The Latest Breaking News from Sean Marks

Kyrie Irving’s arrival in Brooklyn energized a Nets fan base constantly reminded that they were the “little sibling” in terms of basketball relevancy in New York City. The tandem of Kevin Durant and Irving made the Nets championship contenders. However, that window slammed shut after the star guard was traded…

NEW YORK — It’s hard to imagine the Warriors missing out on the postseason. Just seven months ago, they hoisted the Larry O’Brien trophy after defeating the Boston Celtics in six games in the 2022 NBA Finals.

NEW YORK — What changes with Kevin Durant out a month nursing a sprained MCL?

NEW YORK — As Nets general manager Sean Marks told reporters he has yet to speak directly to star guard Kyrie Irving — only Irving’s representation — following the announcement of his minimum five-game suspension, a small group of Black Hebrew Israelites protested the suspension outside Barclays Center.

The Nets detailed a list of things that their star guard must fulfill to begin playing in games again.

Nike announced that it will halt its relationship with Irving, who has been suspended by the Nets for what the team called a repeated failure to "unequivocally say he has no antisemitic beliefs."

NEW YORK — Nets general manager Sean Marks said Kyrie Irving’s apology on Instagram for posting antisemitic material on his social media platform was “a step in the right direction,” but “not enough.”

Brooklyn suspended the star guard Thursday for at least the next five games.

Brooklyn appears to be headed nowhere fast.

Trade rumors are popping up as Brooklyn looks to save its season after a brutal start.

Nets ownership and the front office keep doubling down on controversy instead of blowing the whole thing up.