Brooklyn Sports Recap 11/4/13: Nets lose two of first three games
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- Nets postgame notes: “We should be pissed off. I think everybody is pissed off.”
- Nets crushed by Magic in Jason Kidd’s coaching debut
- Game 3: Brooklyn Nets at Orlando Magic
- Nets pregame notes: Jason Kidd is back from 2-game suspension
- Nets postgame notes: “I’m 1-0 against them with this franchise”
- New-look Nets open the Barclays Center with a win over the Heat
- Game 2: Nets vs Heat
- Nets pregame notes: Bring on the Heat
- New Utrecht has emerged as a team with upset capabilities
- St. Francis one win away from clinching a playoff spot
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PAST WEEK
- What to expect from Deron Williams
- What to expect from Kevin Garnett
- What to expect from Joe Johnson
- What to expect from Paul Pierce
- What to expect from Brook Lopez
- D-Will: Championship parade has gotta be in Brooklyn, don’t even ask
- Tyshawn Taylor: the D-League is a way for me to get better
- LeBron: Nets rivalry will be tamer than Celtics because of the fans
- Bishop Ford hopes to learn from loss to Mount
- Nets are selling on-court ad space
COMING UP ON MONDAY
- A recap from the LIU Brooklyn/St. Francis College women’s volleyball game plus photos
- High school football power rankings
- A rundown of the Brooklyn Nets’ first three games
- PSAL and CHSFL playoff brackets with first round predictions
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