The Brooklyn Nets have been on quite a hot streak of late. Entering Thursday's contest against the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Nets had logged six wins and seven games, and there's no denying that D'Angelo Russell has played a key role in this surge.

This offseason is set to be a busy one for the Brooklyn Nets, as they currently have four first-round picks in the upcoming NBA draft, as well as a plethora of

Brooklyn Nets guard D'Angelo Russell is back in Brooklyn for the second time in his career, but he is more prepared to be a leader this time.

In this Brooklyn return, D’Angelo Russell is convinced the Nets can make an even more shocking postseason run than his last time here.

In a transitional period for the Brooklyn Nets — a time after the failed 2013 "super team" and before the failed Kevin Durant-Kyrie Irving-James Harden trio — D'Angelo Russell led the franchise to a miraculous playoff run.

Brooklyn Nets guard D'Angelo Russell is one of the reasons that the Nets have an outside chance to getting into the NBA's play-in tournament race.

In Wednesday’s 100-96 win over the seriously undermanned Philadelphia 76ers, D’Angelo Russell returned to form.

It’s been a wild couple of weeks for Los Angeles Lakers sharpshooter Dalton Knecht, who was originally traded to the Charlotte Hornets for Mark Williams but then found himself back in Los Angeles after the trade was rescinded due to Williams failing his physical.