MarShon Brooks News

Dwight Howard wants out of Orlando despite the recent firings of head coach Stan Van Gundy and General Manager Otis Smith.

Former Providence College men's basketball standout Marshon Brooks was named to the NBA All-Rookie Second Team on Tuesday, May 22, 2012.

By Reginald McIntyre Jr. NBA Writer The NBA's 30 head coaches made up the voting panel, and they were instructed to select five players for the first team and five players for the second team, regardless of position.

The Nets will be moving to Brooklyn next season, but superstar point guard Deron Williams already appears to have one foot out the door.

Magic CEO says the team can't go through what it did last season, with Dwight Howard wanting out and hangin in limbo.

Former Notre Dame point guard Ben Hansbrough attended the Nets' free agent minicamp and hopes to make an NBA roster next season.

One reason the Nets were the first team to hold a free agent workout this off-season is to get a head-start on the summer league and training camp.

Avery Johnson put aside Deron Williams uncertainty Monday when asked about how he sees the Brooklyn Nets , circa October 2012.

Nothing too spectacular occurred in the world of the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday, and for this reason I will bullet point some of the more noteworthy things that did occur.

MarShon Brooks was named to the NBA All-Rookie Team on Tuesday, becoming the 13th player in Nets franchise history to earn that honor.

Kenneth Faried, a Newark native who's forceful interior play helped pace the Nuggets this season, was named to the NBA's All-Rookie team.

Each year about three or four teams move from the past year's draft lottery to the NBA playoffs.

The Nets immediate future hinges greatly on whether they can keep point guard Deron Williams, who averaged 21.0 points and 8.7 assists per game last year.

Moscow is not everyone's idea of an ideal vacation spot. It's certainly not where we imagine professional athletes going to get away from it all.

Jeff Foote is already in New York, getting ready for the free agent mini-camp next week where he will go up against two former NBA centers, Hilton Armstrong and David Harrison .

On Tuesday it was officially announced that Kyrie Irving was the near-unanimous selection as NBA Rookie of the Year, while former New Jersey Nets rookie Marshon Brooks finished in 10th, receiving one second place and one third place vote.

MarShon Brooks , who was taken at #25 in the NBA Draft, then was third in scoring among rookies, has finished tenth in Rookie of the Year voting He received one second place vote and one third place vote.

As the Brooklyn Nets begin to sell merchandise, they only have four players whose destiny they control: Anthony Morrow, Johan Petro, MarShon Brooks, and Damion James.

The Nets may not re-sign Deron Williams this summer, but it won't be for a lack of trying.

The former New Jersey Nets are now officially the Brooklyn Nets and they are hoping that with a change of scenery, they will also have a change of fortune in the next NBA season.