76ers guard James Harden and Nets center Nic Claxton were both ejected from Thursday’s Game 3 in Brooklyn. Here’s what you need to know: Sixers’ James Harden was issued a Flagrant 2 foul and ejected ...

Things got chippy early in the Philadelphia 76ers' 102-97 Game 3 win over the Brooklyn Nets, and the physical play continued throughout the contest, eventually earning an ejection for Sixers star ...

Nic Claxton introduced himself to the sports world by giving LeBron James a Kodak moment on Christmas. Now Claxton is revisiting the play in style. The Brooklyn Nets big man had the dunk of the year ...

James Harden and Patty Mills delivered season-best performances to keep the Brooklyn Nets ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers on Christmas Day, but Nicolas Claxton delivered the perfect exclamation point ...

Fourteen months after he forced his way off the Nets, the Barclays Center crowd reveled in waving goodbye to James Harden. Harden was enjoying a team-best night Thursday when he was ejected late in ...

Nic Claxton’s game-changing dunk over LeBron James is the most memorable play of his career. It — and the way he has played lately — could also be the confidence-builder he needs to move forward in it ...

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The Lakers are rolling, and the Nets can’t stop them. There’s under a minute to go in the fourth quarter of the Nets’ Christmas Day matchup in Los Angeles, and a Malik Monk layup erases Brooklyn’s ...

LOS ANGELES — Short-handed and on the verge of a crushing fourth-quarter collapse, the Brooklyn Nets went right at Lakers star LeBron James. "Until this is over, until we can get our full roster, I ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nic Claxton threw down a tiebreaking alley-oop over LeBron James with 40.7 seconds left, and James Harden and the Brooklyn Nets returned from a week-long COVID-19 hiatus to beat the ...

LOS ANGELES – Short-handed and on the verge of a crushing fourth-quarter collapse, the Brooklyn Nets went right at Lakers star LeBron James. “Until this is over, until we can get our full roster, I ...