Brian Lewis is a Senior Sports Reporter at the New York Post. With over 30 years of experience, he specializes in covering the Brooklyn Nets and the NBA, alongside broader themes in professional sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting. Lewis has been featured in numerous publications, including the Daily Herald, Yahoo Sports, and The Toronto Star.
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Brian Lewis focuses primarily on sports, particularly basketball and the NBA. His articles heavily feature event coverage and expert commentary, often discussing team performance and player injuries.
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Switch between CA and NY editions here. CLEVELAND — This isn't the first time the Nets looked to Julius Randle to be a floor raiser.
The Nets got humbled, with Indiana going full showtime mode. Unlike Saturday night's thrilling comeback in a loss to Cleveland, this time there was no rally. Just lowlights.
Brian Lewis There's losing a game, and then there's playing like a losing team. There's getting beat, and then there's rolling over.
By: Brian Lewis
Egor Dëmin and Mikel Brown Jr. are the foundation of the Nets rebuild. But going into the season's fourth game, they've played just four minutes together.
By: Brian Lewis
“Just as ripples spread out when a single pebble is dropped into water, the actions of individuals can have far-reaching effects.” — Dalai Lama
Switch between CA and NY editions here. The Nets' sieve-like defense has been offensive. Yes, the sample size is small.
Dëmin, 20, is carrying the huge class. But so far this season, he's having a hard time even pulling his own weight.
Switch between CA and NY editions here. BOSTON — The Nets game Tuesday at TD Garden marked the first time they'd faced Boston since the Celtics traded Jaylen Brown.
By: Brian Lewis
The Nets followed their worst outing of the season with their best Tuesday night. But even if the effort was better, the outcome was the same. Defeat.
BOSTON — Egor Dëmin was forced out of Tuesday's overtime loss in Boston with a right leg contusion.
