In the next episode, Brooklyn’s content team takes a deeper look at the life of a scout and highlights some of the key principles in prospects they’re looking for

Two Eastern Conference clubs with very different trajectories could compete for an intriguing free agent this summer.

Their fall to the No. 8 pick put several household college names, such as Jeremiah Fears, Tre Johnson, Kon Kneuppel and Khaman Maluach, within their range. However, French phenom Noa Essengue is creeping into the conversation as he continues to flash his raw potential overseas.

The San Antonio Spurs landed the second pick in the draft lottery — which comes with the chance to land the former Rutgers Scarlet Knights point guard. The question remains, will the Spurs look to trade the pick?

Ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft, Harper has been linked with the Brooklyn Nets, a team with a young core hungry to make it to the next level. They currently have the No. 8 overall pick, but it’s unlikely that they trade up to take the No. 2 selection to pick Harper.

Shooting is a coveted skill in the NBA, and the Nets worked out the top shooter in the upcoming draft. At least, that’s how Chaz Lanier views himself.

At 6-foot-9-ish with premier shot-making abilities, Bailey’s ranking near the top of the ’25 class has long made sense. But a slide isn’t completely out of the question give

FOX Sports Research delivers its first NBA mock draft. Find out where the top prospects will land on June 25th.

The Brooklyn Nets are not expected to send an offer sheet to Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga, per The Athletic's Anthony Slater.

While the draft is headlined by generational prospect Cooper Flagg, plenty of other names have the expectation to lead the turnaround of many franchises. The Brooklyn Nets are perhaps the most ...