The Nets’ selection of BYU star Egor Demin shocked most draft observers Wednesday night.

The Nets’ first-round draft plan — as unpopular as it was — might not be simple, but it’s straightforward. 

After taking a record-breaking five picks in the first round of Wednesday night’s NBA Draft, the Nets traded away their lone second-round selection Thursday.

With their first lottery pick in 15 years, the Nets turned in the first legitimate shock of the draft, picking BYU Egor Demin with the eighth selection on Wednesday. Brooklyn passed over Duke center Khaman Maluach, instead selecting the jumbo-sized Russian point guard. Egor Demin stands with NBA commissioner Adam Silver after being selected as...

The Post's Brian Lewis predicts who the Nets will take with their five first-round picks in Wednesday's 2025 NBA Draft:

The Nets taking on salary dumps for draft assets was the league’s worst-kept secret.

Of all the players in Wednesday’s NBA draft, Rutgers’ Ace Bailey is the most divisive and debated. And for many Nets fans, the most desired.

The Brooklyn Nets have five picks in this week's NBA Draft. Four are in the first round, and their No. 8 overall pick is squarely in the middle of the lottery.