Bruce Brown, the former Brooklyn Nets player and current Denver Nuggets player, recently appeared on the Dan LeBatard Show to discuss his former team. Brown revealed that he doesn’t believe it was the Nets’ front office that decided not to retain him after the 2022 postseason, but rather one or both of Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant. However, he did not provide any further details. Brown also spoke about the importance of James Harden to the Nets’ success and how things started to go downhill after Harden left for Philly.
Despite not being retained by the Nets, Brown had nothing but love for the team’s front office, calling them « great » and « amazing. » He also praised Harden, calling him one of the « best teammates » he’s ever had. Brown’s comments shed some light on the inner workings of the Nets’ locker room and provide some insight into why the team was not able to achieve its championship aspirations.
Overall, Brown’s interview with LeBatard was an interesting look into the world of professional basketball and the relationships between players and teams. While he did not provide any bombshell revelations, his comments were insightful and shed some light on the dynamics of the Nets’ locker room.
Keywords: Bruce Brown, Brooklyn Nets, Denver Nuggets, Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, James Harden, NBA.
