Looking to shake things up, the Nets are relieving Avery Johnson from
his head coach position. Go behind the scenes on the day of the
announcement in The Association: Brooklyn Nets - Digital Episode #4.
"We Have Support All Over Manhattan"
- Kris Humphries
Check
out this inside look at the everyday life of Kris Humphries as he walks
his dogs through Battery Park City neighborhood, discussing what it's
like to be a Minnesota native living in New York City. His visit to a
local playground leads us to a quick review of the first two Battle of
the Boroughs, followed by an all-access look at Round 3 of Nets-Knicks.
As the second Battle of the Boroughs between
the Brooklyn Nets and New York Knicks was about to get underway, Jesse
Lawrence, 18, of Brooklyn, NY visited the Nets through the Make-A-Wish
Foundation. Jesse follows the team starting at shootaround, then as a
pre-game ball-boy and finally as a fan watching another exciting battle
between the crosstown rivals.
NBA TV is following the Brooklyn Nets this season, and now we have a
light-hearted look at the generation gap on the team. With veterans
like Deron Williams and Jerry Stackhouse ruling the locker room, the
young players are definitely paying their dues.
Since the season began,
"The Association: Brooklyn Nets" has followed the plight of MarShon
Brooks. Though he's in his second year with the team, he was still
considered a rookie by locker room law because he didn't play a full 82
games during the shortened 2012 season. So he was being treated just
like the Nets' other rookies, still performing all the required duties
for the first 16 games of this season.
But this week marked a
turning point for Brooks. On Tuesday, the Nets faced the Thunder in
Brooklyn's 17th game - and MarShon's first as a veteran.