After last week’s NBA draft lottery, the Nets landed on the eighth overall pick. That doesn’t mean they’ll stay there. 

Giannis Antetokounmpo has stirred the pot. Is he cooking up a move to Brooklyn?

The Nets are going to start their rebuild with the eighth pick in next month’s NBA draft. The player they’re most often linked with is Jeremiah Fears.

Monday night’s NBA Draft Lottery results — the Nets’ season-long tank resulting in just the No. 8 overall pick — was like a punch in the gut to the team’s fans. It’s a blow they probably should have seen coming. But that doesn’t mean it will hurt any less or they’ll get over it any...

When Brooklyn general manager Sean Marks and team governor Joe Tsai pivoted and made the tough decision to tank this season for a high draft pick, it ended up giving them the sixth-best odds.

Giannis Antetokounmpo has long been viewed as the Nets’ prime target. And for the first time, he might actually be in sight.

The Nets head to Chicago with the sixth-best odds to win the lottery — a 9 percent chance of winning the right to select Cooper Flagg.

The Nets want Giannis Antetokounmpo, just like half the NBA. But what does he want? Does he prefer to stay in a smaller market, or the big-city life of playing in Brooklyn? Does he want to fit into somebody else’s ready-made contender, or the autonomy and ability to craft his own team around his talents?...

Five years ago, Kenny Atkinson got fired in Brooklyn. On Monday, he got feted as NBA Coach of the Year.

The NBA’s new collective bargaining agreement has changed the way teams do their business, making first-round draft picks more valuable than ever.

For the Milwaukee Bucks, the playoffs are over. For the rest of the NBA, the Giannis Antetokounmpo Watch begins.

Whenever they decide to end the tank and it comes time to recruit in earnest — other than cash, what exactly is their drawing card?

Shares of Sphere Entertainment, which owns and controls MSGN, soared on the news.

Under terms of the deal, MSGN -- which carries the Knicks, Rangers, Islanders, Devils and Sabres and Gotham FC -- will win a debt refinancing in which JPMorgan agrees to reduce it to around $600 million from a current bill of roughly $800 million, sources close to the talks said.

The Nets have the sixth-best odds in the lottery, meaning they’ll have a nine percent chance of winning the No. 1 pick and Cooper Flagg.

It remains to be seen which road general manager Sean Marks and team owner Joe Tsai decide to drive down.

The Nets rebuild starts with the June draft at Barclays Center, their home arena. And four of their league-high five picks are finally set.

The NBA Finals and draft won’t be held until June, but that doesn’t mean the league will be lacking in drama until then.

The rebuilding Nets are not in a position to let the little young talent they already have walk out the door for nothing.

As a veteran coming off a career year — but mired on a rebuilding team — he knows the business enough to figure he’ll come up in trade talks.