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Brooklyn Nets are signing C/F LaMarcus Aldridge to a 1-yr deal for the veteran’s minimum and are trading C DeAndre Jordan w/ 4 2nd Rd Picks (2022 BRK, 2027 BRK, 2024 WAS/MEM [best], 2025 WAS/GS [best]) to the Detroit Pistons for PF Sekou Doumbouya & C Jahlil Okafor

Brooklyn Nets are adding 4x All-Star PF Paul Millsap on a 1-year deal worth the veteran’s minimum

NBA released the 2021-22 schedule for all 30 NBA teams starting Oct. 19th & concluding Apr 10th. The league will feature 75 NBA Classic matchups to “celebrate the teams, players, coaches & moments that have defined 75 years of NBA basketball”

NBA announced the 2021-22 opening week primetime schedule and Christmas Day slate ft. Hawks vs. Knicks, Celtics vs. Bucks, Warriors vs. Suns, Lakers vs. Nets, and Jazz vs. Mavericks

F Kevin Durant has agreed to sign a 4y/$198M extension with the Brooklyn Nets

Washington Wizards agreed to sign PG Spencer Dinwiddie for 3y/$62M in a sign-and-trade with Brooklyn for a 2024 2nd Rd pick and 2025 2nd Rd pick swap that will also include the Lakers, Spurs, and

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Brooklyn Nets are re-signing PF Blake Griffin to a 1-year deal worth the veteran’s minimum while adding PG Patty Mills to a 2y/$12M deal

Kevin Durant surpassed Carmelo Anthony (336) as the USA Olympics all-time leading scorer

An incredible 7-game series came down to a winner-take-all OT thriller where Giannis’ 40 PTS/13 REB outdueled KD’s 48 PTS (highest in Game 7 history) since Durant was out of gas after game-tying shot forced OT (0-6 FG in OT) and Giannis/Middleton both hit the clutch shots to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals

Kevin Durant delivered a historic performance in a critical Game 5 to lead Brooklyn’s 17-pt comeback over Milwaukee while Jeff Green added 27 PTS (8-10 FG)

Another big game from Giannis helped lead Milwaukee to tie the series vs. Brooklyn in Game 4 as Kyrie Irving left early with an ankle injury

Khris Middleton and Giannis Antetokounmpo combine for a NBA postseason record (79.1%) amount of Milwaukee’s points as the duo and Jrue Holiday’s GW lifted the Bucks to a must-win Game 3 after Bruce Brown missed the potential go-ahead layup

Brooklyn Nets recorded their largest playoff win (39 PTS) in franchise history fueled by a playoff franchise 21 3PM to take a 2-0 series lead over Milwaukee without James Harden

Brooklyn took down the Bucks in Game 1 despite Giannis’ big game as Khris Middleton’s struggles and Milwaukee’s horrendous 3-point shooting prevented them from taking advantage of James Harden’s absence as he departed with a hamstring issue again

Brooklyn’s Big 3 had a historic performance during their Game 4 blowout win of the Celtics in Boston to take a commanding 3-1 despite Tatum’s 40 points

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