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Remember when the Nets won 10 consecutive playoff games in 2003? Here’s the story behind the most successful playoff run in the franchise’s NBA history. A THREAD 🧵

“They turned it on in the playoffs. They began to be a dominant team again and they were able to really get after it and find their attack mode and their domination again once they got into the playoffs.” - Tim Capstraw The 2003 playoff run is covered in detail in Episode 5 of

Got a long drive? Laying on the Beach? Catch up on the ‘Voice of the Nets’ Recent episodes with legendary Villanova MBB coach Jay Wright. A poignant conversation with Lonnie Walker IV and many more. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/voi…

Episode 50: Ian Eagle - Voice of the Nets with Chris Carrino (Presented by Ticketmaster) - Omny.fm a omny.fm/shows/voice-of…

What kept Kevin Ollie's NBA dream going when he faced early adversity? He discusses his basketball journey with Chris Carrino on the Voice of the Nets Podcast, pres. by Ticketmaster 🎙️ bit.ly/45YeDcV

Assistant coach Will Weaver joins Chris Carrino on the Voice of the Nets Podcast this week! Episode drops Tuesday 🎙

Training camp is here 🏀 Chris Carrino is joined by Tim Capstraw to preview the season on the latest episode of the Voice of the Nets Podcast, pres. by Ticketmaster 🎙️ ➡️ bit.ly/46Cez2j

I really like the way Mike James writes. He goes into detail without dragging the reader into the weeds. Even-handed and open-minded. Makes a case and backs it up. This was well done.

So the congressman says college sports is an "industry" but that the athletes aren't employees? Those are some serious mental gymnastics.

Before I left the Nets, I put together the Basketball's Borough podcast, a series of stories from over a century of hoops in Brooklyn. Loved being able to talk to so many legends and pleased the first episode is finally out. iheart.com/podcast/1119-b…

No Swamp Dragons. Feels like a missed opportunity. theringer.com/house-of-the-d…

Episode 2 of Basketball's Borough takes a look at the pioneers, from the Black Fives to a college powerhouse at LIU Athletics and the growth of pro hoops, with the first basket in NBA history scored by Brooklyn's Ossie Schectman of Tilden HS and LIU. iheart.com/podcast/1119-b…

This reminds me of a short-lived, long-ago scheme to rename the New Jersey Nets with a corporate name like the Nike Nets ... story was part of a podcast project that will unfortunately never see the light of day nytimes.com/athletic/55623…

The legendary Connie Hawkins ties together two new episodes of Basketball's Borough: a look at the Boys High dynasty of the 50s and 60s and the second chance some Brooklyn ballers got in the ABA after being blackballed by the NCAA and NBA. iheart.com/podcast/1119-b…

LOL 😂

Brooklyn's Pearl Washington and Chris Mullin were at the front of a college hoops revolution with the rise of The Big East, in the latest episode of Basketball's Borough. iheart.com/podcast/1119-b…

Thank you, Joe Harris. Joe Harris

Brian Daboll and the New York Giants are 8-18-1 since this story was published 9 games into his head coaching career nytimes.com/athletic/38946…

Did not realize Navy was playing the Wag when Mike James was tweeting rapturously about the game earlier this evening.

Reminder: the most destructive force in college athletics is the greed and selfishness of the power conferences and their members, not NIL or the transfer portal. Remember that the next time one of their university presidents writes an op-ed decrying the state of college sports.