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Former three-point champion Joe Harris is hanging up his shoes. The 10-year veteran is retiring from the NBA. After 10 NBA seasons, Joe Harris has retired from basketball. Harris played 504 NBA games for the Nets, Cavaliers and Pistons. He was a …
Joe Harris is headed to the Detroit Pistons as the Brooklyn Nets are clearing some salary cap space. The two teams agreed to a trade on Friday that sends Harris and two second-round picks to the Pistons. The trade was a straight salary dump for the …
The Brooklyn Nets have gotten their act together on the court and could be looking to improve ahead of the trade deadline. They don’t have a lot of draft picks to offer other teams in exchange for potential trade additions, but they do have …
While Kyrie Irving remains banished from Verona, Brooklyn Nets may be attending to some other business. Ric Bucher of FOX Sports wrote in a recent report that the Nets are hoping to potentially trade sharpshooter Joe Harris, who is owed $18 million …
Everything finally appears to be coming up roses for the Brooklyn Nets. Priority Sports founder Mark Bartelstein spoke this week with Brian Lewis of the New York Post and gave an update on the health of Nets marksman Joe Harris. Bartelstein, who is …
The Brooklyn Nets are trying to kick Kyrie Irving to the curb but also maintain their dignity while doing so. Brian Lewis of The New York Post spoke this week on Marc Stein’s Spotify Live show and reported that the Nets hope to avoid one …
A Brooklyn Nets fan was upset with the team on Saturday night and took it out on a jersey. The Nets fan appeared to have bet on the team in Game 7 of their Eastern Conference semifinals series against the Milwaukee Bucks. Upset with the result, the …
The Boston Celtics beat the Brooklyn Nets 121-110 on Wednesday night, and Jaylen Brown did not have an easy game. Brown scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, but he was tasked with defending Joe Harris. Harris scored 21 for Brooklyn and made five …
Luka Doncic was on the wrong end of a highlight reel play during Monday’s game between the Brooklyn Nets and Dallas Mavericks. Early in the first quarter, Doncic went to close out on Joe Harris, who was behind the three-point line. Instead of …
