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Topics: New Jersey Nets, Devin Harris, Vince Carter, Lawrence Frank, New Jersey
- brian mahoney (San Francisco Chronicle)
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Topics: New Jersey Nets, National Basketball Association, New York Knicks, Lawrence Frank, Devin Harris
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Articles Written by: FRED KERBER
He twice dove out of bounds. He blew down the lane and dunked. He made a handful of those, "how'd he do that?" passes. He felt no pain. Yes, Devin Harris did everything he could have hoped to do in his first game for the Nets since Oct. 30. Except win, ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
22 Nov 2009
Heap every indignity, hurl every insult, heave every ignominy upon the Knicks. But keep one thing in mind. They’re not the Nets — who, at 0-13, are just the ninth team in the history of the NBA to lose a baker’s dozen to start a season. “We just didn’t ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
22 Nov 2009
A most-learned poet once lamented, “Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: . . . I’m a Nets fan.” Or was it “. . . I’m a Knicks fan” instead? Actually, it was “it might have been.” And when the Nets, at a gruesome 0-12, face the ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
21 Nov 2009
One back. Six to go. The Nets start getting healthy tomorrow when Devin Harris returns in a no doubt limited role against the Knicks. There are no expectations in terms of minutes or performance out of the ordinary – other than to lift an 0-12 team to . ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
20 Nov 2009
Finding the positives in the Nets' franchise-worst 0-12 start is akin to leaving a train wreck excited because you saved the conductor's hat. But there are some upbeat items (stop laughing). One of the aims of the season was developing young talent. ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
20 Nov 2009
MILWAUKEE -- You know, if the Nets keep this up, they're going to lose homecourt advantage throughout the playoffs. Of course, if the winless, frustrated and angry Nets keep losing -- the streak reached 12 straight games last night with a 99-85 defeat ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
19 Nov 2009
MILWAUKEE – Nets team president Rod Thorn knows what odds coach Lawrence Frank has faced from the outset, odds that have grown increasingly worse, odds of an ice cube against a flame thrower. So while he is most supportive of his coach, Thorn uses the ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
18 Nov 2009
The team that brought you tie-dyed uniforms back in the early '90s and some squads that were as unwatchable as anything McLean Stevenson did after M*A*S*H, came up with a boffo promo for last night. It was a "10 is Enough" program designed to fill the ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
18 Nov 2009
There's still no Courtney Lee for the Nets as he'll miss his fifth straight game tonight when the Nets will a) go small; b) probably be back to eight guys again because even though Bobby Simmons is back from Chicago (Eduardo Najera's back is hurting); ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
17 Nov 2009
MIAMI -- Somewhere on the planet, pigs prepped to go airborne. And in the Netherworld, they braced for Arctic temperatures. The Nets were that close to beating the Heat last night. But instead of joy over an unforeseen triumph, the undermanned Nets ...
From FRED KERBER,
New York Post,
16 Nov 2009
