Nets win without Irving, Bucks keep rolling
LOS ANGELES: The Brooklyn Nets shook off controversy and eased to a 128-86 NBA victory over the Washington Wizards on Friday in their first game since star guard Kyrie Irving was suspended.
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Reports -- WNBA's Liberty sell stake at record $450M valuation - ESPN
New York Liberty owners sold shares in the WNBA team at a record valuation of $450 million for a women's pro sports franchise, according to multiple reports Thursday.
New Asian college basketball league hopes to produce 'next Yao Ming' - ESPN
Jay Li has two goals for the new Asian University Basketball League, a first-of-its-kind college basketball organization that will launch this summer in the world's largest continent.
Sources: NBA returns to China with Nets-Suns preseason games - ESPN
The NBA will return to China for the first time since 2019 with two preseason games in Macao between the Brooklyn Nets and Phoenix Suns in October, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
Angel Reese 'praying' Chicago Sky no longer has to fly commercial
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Sources - Nets prepared to hire Kings' Jordi Fernandez as coach - ESPN
Jordi Fernandez has emerged as the Brooklyn Nets' choice to become the franchise's next coach, separating himself amid a wide, monthlong search that now has the Nets prepared to hire the Sacramento Kings' top assistant, sources told ESPN on Monday night.
NBA suspends 5 players involved in Heat-Pelicans skirmish
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Nets owner Joe Tsai says NBA's relationship with China 'in a very good place'
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NBA-Tensions between China and NBA are 'water under the bridge' - Nets owner
HONG KONG : Joe Tsai, owner of the Brooklyn Nets basketball team, said the NBA is “in a very good place” in its relationship with China, four years after Beijing took games off air following remarks about the 2019 Hong Kong protests by a team executive.