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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 Nets on Wednesday night in East Rutherford, N.J. The win was the fifth straight for Denver, one shy of the 1985-86 start, and it handed the Nets their fifth straight ...

Vince Carter #15 of the New Jersey Nets dribbles against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden March 18, 2009 in New York City.

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 romp past the winless Nets on Wednesday night in East Rutherford, N.J. Billups scored all 12 of his points in the third quarter, and Anthony -- who was 1-for-11 in the first half -- scored 11 ...

Orlando Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said he doesn't expect to have SG Vince Carter available tonight against the Pistons.

I was fortunate enough to exchange questions and answers prior to tonight's conflagration between the undefeated Denver Nuggets and the defeated New Jersey Nets with Mark Ginocchio of the TrueHoop Network Nets blog, Nets are Scorching .

I'm supposed to have teammates, right? The Wizards miserable season started with a 95-85 loss to the New Jersey Nets last October.

The last time the New Jersey Nets lost four straight games to start a season John Calipari was head coach.

The Boss of this upstart outfit isn't asking for a lot, but as the Nets opened their 2009-10 season Wednesday night, it wasn't hard to break down Rod Thorn's list of demands into two parts.

Brutal loss? Check. Absolutely, no doubt. This 95-93 defeat to the T-Wolves was a bad loss on many fronts, and one which brings right back to the surface - in Game 1 - repressive thoughts of so many of these kinds of brutal losses over the years.

Orlando's Vince Carter sprained his left ankle in the second quarter against his former New Jersey Nets teammates on Friday and left the game.

We have all seen the tributes to Vince Carter's 4 1/2 years in New Jersey from a Nets point of view.

Nets forward Jarvis Hayes, right, will miss two to three weeks with a hamstring injury.

But the Nets don't see it that way. They look at their NBA season opener here tonight against the Timberwolves as the start of an opportunity to prove themselves.

The Kurt Rambis era kicks off tonight for the Minnesota Timberwolves, who will host the New Jersey Nets in the season opener for both clubs from the Target Center.

Get to know Vince Carter via a trip through our archives all the way down to today's story by Brian Schmitz : Did you know Vince Carter played volleyball in high school ? He scored 36 points to help Mainland win a Regional title in 1994.

If you are a Nets fan, there is ample cause for enthusiasm about the future. Young, quality talent abounds.

A rebuilding strategy centered on chasing the likes of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh makes perfect sense to a team like the New York Knicks.

When Magic shooting guard Vince Carter holds his summer basketball camps for kids and teens, he has occasionally heard campers say, "Hey, Coach." Carter conceded that "it was weird at first." Now "Coach Vince Carter" isn't sounding so strange to him after all.

For five years, the Nets knew where the ball had to go when there were a few ticks on the clock and failure was not an option.

Rookie Terrence Williams had 23 points and eight assists and Yi Jianlian had 22 points to lead the New Jersey Nets to a 110-88 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday night in the last preseason game for both teams.