NY Post: NetsLatest Nets from the New York Post Online Edition, which delivers the Post's world-renowned gossip, best sports in town, and more.ROGERS ADDED TO NETS' STAFF- July 31, 2008 The Nets dipped into the NBA's Developmental League and hired Roy Rogers to help develop their young front line. He likely will be assigned to tutor the Nets' corps of raw-but-talented big men, which includes Josh Boone, Stromile Swift, Sean...http://www.nypost.com/seven/07312008/sports/nets/rogers_added_to_nets_staff_122339.htm NETS ROOKIES READY TO LEAD- July 30, 2008 A radical roster makeover in the past six months has moved the Nets into full-fledged rebuilding mode. And that suits New Jersey's trio of rookies just fine. With Jason Kidd, Richard Jefferson, and Marcus Williams shipped off in trades, and veteran...http://www.nypost.com/seven/07302008/sports/nets/nets_rookies_ready_to_lead_122185.htm NETS' KRISTIC HEADING TO RUSSIA- July 29, 2008 Look as if the Nets possibly are stashing Nenad Krstic overseas. Again. Krstic has accepted a two-year deal with Triumph of Moscow to play in Russia, the second Net to opt for Russia in as many weeks. Bostjan Nachbar accpted a three-year deal...http://www.nypost.com/seven/07292008/sports/nets/nets_kristic_heading_to_russia_122129.htm KRSTIC LIKELY TO LEAVE NETS FOR RUSSIA- July 29, 2008 Barring an 11th-hour change of heart, the Nets were set last night to say farewell to centerforward Nenad Krstic, who had a two-year deal worth $10 million in place with a Russian team. The Nets, with the salary cap in mind, had until midnight...http://www.nypost.com/seven/07292008/sports/nets/krstic_likely_to_leave_nets_for_russia_12... NETS INTRODUCE KEYON- July 24, 2008 The Nets and misery were on the verge of becoming synonymous. A .500 record two seasons ago, a 34-48 record and a front-row lottery seat this past season. The hierarchy felt it could not continue. "We wanted to re-define who we were," coach...http://www.nypost.com/seven/07242008/sports/nets/nets_introduce_keyon_121271.htm NETS' WILLIAMS NOW A WARRIOR- July 23, 2008 This one, they might regret. The Nets' all-encompassing makeover continued yesterday when they traded offensively gifted point guard Marcus Williams, one of their first-round picks in 2006, to Golden State for future draft considerations...http://www.nypost.com/seven/07232008/sports/nets/nets_williams_now_a_warrior_121113.htm |