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Friday, November 27, 2009 Three Ls that could've been Ws for 0-15 Nets By Chris Sheridan As the New Jersey Nets get ready to play the Sacramento Kings tonight -- probably their last, best chance to avoid tying the NBA record of 17 consecutive losses to start a season, it's worthwhile to take a look back at this Noxious November and point out three ...

Brook Lopez rocks the rim, but his career-game couldn't break the Nets' losing streak.

George Karl The team had more L's than Lollapalooza. The coach would drive toward the parking lot for practice, but just couldn't muster the strength to turn in.

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.

When the Knicks cross the Hudson on Saturday to take on the Nets , resistible force will meet movable object.

NBA players' association director Billy Hunter plans another negotiating session soon with commissioner David Stern, and here's something that might come up.

The Nets front office is trying a new marketing slogan for tonight's game, "10 is enough."A While most Nets would agree that losing the first 10 games of the season is enough, it has also been understandable.

Julie Goodenough, fourth season . Last season 12-18 overall, 6-10 in the Big South to finish eighth.

Miami Heat center Jermaine O'Neal was held out of Saturday night's game against the New Jersey Nets due to a bruised left hip.

Rafer Alston will take the triple-double. He just wishes he could take it some other time.

Fans who come to Amway Arena tonight hoping to see New Jersey Nets shooting guard Courtney Lee face his former team will be in for a disappointment.

Instead, none of his fellow starters is around. "It's obviously been a different experience," Lopez said Monday.

Nets guard Keyon Dooling said he was pulling for the Yankees to win the World Series, but not because he is a fan of the team.

The 0-7 Nets know they need to keep the 76ers out of the paint, off the free-throw line and in the half-court. Nets-Sixers: The Rematch is tonight at the Meadowlands .

Nets coach Lawrence Frank conducted practice on Monday with almost as many coaches as players.

Last season, the New Jersey Nets swept the 76ers . They managed that mostly by using the hot hand of all-star point guard Devin Harris , who darted through the lane like a Porsche through traffic, averaging 24.0 points a game.

Rafer Alston scored 20 points in the 86-76 loss to Boston. AP Although there are no moral victories for the New Jersey Nets, the eight-man team pushed the Boston Celtics to the brink tonight.

A terrific Boston team aims to bounce back from its first loss of the season when they face a banged-up, winless New Jersey club at the IZOD Center.

WASHINGTON a ' Devin Harris will leave the Nets today and fly to Chicago to see a specialist for his sore right groin.

Chauncey Billups and Carmelo Anthony woke up the unbeaten Nuggets in a 44-point third quarter and Denver continued its best start since 1985-86 with a 122-94 victory over the winless New Jersey Nets on Wednesday night.