All news by author: Brian Lewis

If the most fascinating fight in men’s tennis is Jannik Sinner vs. Carlos Alcaraz, in the women’s game, it’s Coco Gauff against her serve.

From missing out on Kobe Bryant to acquiring Jason Kidd through trades, the Nets have made both motivational and puzzling decisions

Venus Williams didn’t go down without a fight in her first Grand Slam match since the 2023 US Open.

Five women to keep an eye on at this year's U.S. Open in Flushing Meadows:

It's been 22 years since an American male has claimed victory at the U.S. Open. ESPN analyst Pat McEnroe has forecasted that this dry spell will conclude this year

The Knicks are further enhancing their team by bringing on T.J. Saint

Even after the Nets made an NBA-record five first-round picks in this past June’s draft, they still have a ton of draft assets going forward.

For Gotham FC, the draw felt more like a victory. With their playoff spot hanging in the balance, Gotham FC endured the earliest red card in the NWSL this season to secure a hard-fought scoreless tie against the favored Washington Spirit at Sports Illustrated Stadium on Saturday

The Knicks' coaching staff under Mike Brown is continuing to take shape.Chris Jent, who mostly recently worked as an assistant with the Hornets, is "finalizing" a deal to become the Knicks' associate head coach, according to ESPN.

There aren't many certainties in life, but the Knicks playing on Christmas is one of them. However, this time, the schedule creators excelled

There is a stark difference between losing and tanking, and the Brooklyn Nets will be doing the latter.

Brooklyn will have more than just two Israelis on the floor at Barclays Center this season.

Typically, by the time the Brooklyn Nets leave Las Vegas, they have completed the bulk of their roster adjustments. However, this year has been far from typical

Nets guard Cam Thomas dropped an F-bomb on both the Ringer’s Zach Lowe and the idea that he’s a ball hog.

Egor Demin and Danny Wolf delivered their standout performances in the summer league. It's not surprising that the Nets secured their first win, a narrow 94-90 triumph over Orlando

Ben Saraf, the last of the Nets' five first-round draft choices, clearly has much to learn and adapt to in the NBA

The greatest concern regarding the Nets' crucial rookie class was their 3-point shooting, which was both inaccurate and hesitant. Tuesday night didn't do anything to ease those worries

For Terance Mann — both the newest Net and the oldest — coming to Brooklyn isn’t just a trade. It’s a homecoming.

Drew Timme of the Brooklyn Nets is no stranger to being underestimated, especially after not being selected in the 2023 draft despite an outstanding career at Gonzaga

For Michael Porter Jr., getting traded from Denver to the Nets is going to be a huge adjustment, culturally and competitively.

Danny Wolf’s highlight reels and passing chops had him as perhaps the Nets rookie that basketball junkies were most looking forward to seeing.

The most significant action of Brooklyn's summer was the return of the roster's sole championship winner

The Nets' lottery selection is more of a leader than a traditional lead guard, more of a facilitator than a point guard. The Russian teenager had the tendency to categorize himself too narrowly

Four of the Nets' unprecedented five first-round selections made their first appearances, accompanied by the usual yearly advisory: Don't overemphasize summer league performances

With a squad as youthful as the Nets and a rebuild heavily dependent on one draft class, there will be numerous opportunities for victories in Las Vegas