Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

The great C.J. Holmes from NY Daily News joins the Locked on Nets podcast to discuss all things Brooklyn Nets this off-season. They talk about a piece C.J. wrote about Jordi Fernandez and what he brings to the table as the Nets new head coach. It was a great look into what drives Fernandez and how that will help this team going forward.

They also talk about the growth seen from Cam Thomas this season and what to expect from his game...

One common theme for the Nets over the last five years or so has been the decided lack of leadership at critical junctures in their seasons. It’s been a recurring issue for a team and it goes back through multiple iterations of players and coaches.

The Locked on Nets discuss the different issues throughout the years, how it’s led the teams downfall in the past and this past season. Can Jordi Fernandez reverse this trend?

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Cam Thomas spoke at his Brooklyn Nets end-of-season exit interview about the year as a whole and his thoughts on the team. The Locked on Nets guys discuss Thomas being overlooked for Most Improved player while also speculating about his future with the team. What does Jordi Fernandez taking over as head coach mean for Cam Thomas and could we see his game grow even more next season?
 

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Mikal Bridges was candid in his exit interview closing out the Nets season, talking in detail about what went wrong this year. Bridges spoke about his feelings during the season, where things seemed to go wrong, and how he lost some joy over the course of the year.

It was a remarkably honest look into Bridges’ mindset about this season, and how he took ownership for some of the team’s lackluster results.

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The Nets acted quickly when it came to hiring a new coach, bringing in Jordi Fernandez less than 48 hours after the season ended. For Sean Marks, it will be his fourth head coach, but one that could shape the organization for years to come.

Jordi Fernandez comes in with an impressive resume, currently as an assistant coach with the Sacramento Kings and with the Denver Nuggets before that. He’s also coached the Canadian National team...

Recorded prior to the late night Adrian Wojnarowski news on Jordi Fernandez leading the coaching pack for Brooklyn, the guys discuss how IF Brooklyn wants to keep the veteran core and "win now" the pedigree of Mike Budenholzer would have felt like a logical hire.

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The Brooklyn Nets season officially ended on Sunday afternoon with a loss to the Philadelphia 76ers who were without Joel Embiid. It was the finale of a year that went very much against team expectations and spiraled downward over the second half of the season.

The Locked on Nets guys talk about the final game, the things to look forward to, what to maybe worry about in the Nets world, and what’s to come next with Mikal Bridges, Cam...

Though Ben Simmons wasn’t able to complete this season, needing back surgery that cut his year short, it appears the Nets aren’t going to seek a buyout leading into next year.

This isn’t all that surprising considering Simmons’ current value (very low) and the timeline going into next season. Where does this situation leave the team and is there any chance he has an impact on next year’s results?

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The Nets closed out the season at Barclays with a win over the Toronto Raptors. It wasn’t always easy especially against a Raptors team missing most of their key players.

But Brooklyn was paced with a ton of blocks from Nic Claxton and Noah Clowney who showed a ton of defensive promise while also maybe raising questions about what the team should do in the off-season.

Plus Dennis Schroder put the team on his back offensively late, sc...

Cam Thomas was finally given the path to show just how good he can be this season. Follwed up with the performances of rookies Jalen Wilson and Noah Clowney - clear the path for Sean Marks and the Nets to make progressive offseason decisions. Along with Trendon Watford, there now stands a collection of minutes ready contributors making Dorian Finney-Smith's exit via trade all but necessary. It is a reminder of the value in the Draf...

The guys get on with Jac Manuell from Brooklyn Buzz for part two of their conversation. This time around Jac puts Karl-Anthony Towns , Alperen Şengün, Trae Young , Donovan Mitchell, Paul George and Jalen Green  on a short list of off-season targets - and the guys discuss the best players to help Brooklyn get back on track.

They explore the value o the all mighty American dollar, and trying to lure Mike Budenholzer(or any top flight ...

The Nets came back in a big way against the Pistons on Friday night, earning a major 4th quarter deficit and walking away with the win. But they lost in a blowout to the Kings, coming in with only eight players and never really coming close to staying in the game.

The talk of the weekend was Noah Clowney who got more run and even started on Sunday. Against the Pistons he went for 17 points and six rebounds with four blocks. It was a...

Doug and Adam are joined by Jac Manuell from Brooklyn Buzz to talk big picture for the Brooklyn. Nets as the disappointing season winds down. They discuss Cam Thomas, who remains a polarizing player among fans and potentially around the league. They also look at the "primary strategy" for Brooklyn as reported by many media outlets and if it is not only the right path, but whether it remains unchanged given the larger sample size on...

The Nets pulled out a win over the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday, coming from behind with a massive showing from rookie Noah Clowney. He had his best game as a pro, scoring 22 points, and adding 10 rebounds in just 18 minutes. It was a welcome sign from a guy who has spent much of the year in Long Island.

But even with the win, the Nets were still officially eliminated from the playoffs after the Hawks beat the Pistons.

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Following another rough loss by the Nets on Monday, the Locked on Nets guys begin looking ahead to the off-season and what could shake out. Particularly, where Cam Thomas is concerned, how does the team view him as part of their long-term future? And maybe more importantly, how does the rest of the league view him?

They look at Cam’s game and where he fits in. Then they answer listener questions mailbag style on YouTube.

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The Nets showed no real effort on the second half of the back-to-back against the Pacers after being blown by the Lakers on Sunday. It was a terrible game by Brooklyn who consistently allowed fast break points to the Pacers and gave up basket after basket in the paint.

It’s hard to believe the team was trying at all, falling down big in the first quarter and never putting together any kind of rally. The Locked on Nets discuss the ga...

The Nets hosted the Lakers on Easter Sunday, riding a three-game winning streak coming into the game. But that came to and end with LA jumping out to a huge early lead and Lebron James going off from beyond the arc. Lebron finished with 40 points and hit nine three-pointers in the game.

Cam Thomas scored 30 and tried to pull the Nets into the game late, but it wasn’t enough. Mikal Bridges struggled again, and the Lakers were simply ...

Cam Thomas put together another electric offensive performance, leading the Nets to an overtime win in Washington. With 38 points overall and 24 in the first half alone, Thomas also showcased his evolving game - playing out of pressure and setting up teammates with open looks. Nic Claxton and Dennis Schroder stood out among the starters with Claxton providing clutch blocks at the end of regulation and in overtime, While Schroder di...