Brian Lewis is a Staff Writer at the New York Post. He specializes in covering the Brooklyn Nets and the NBA, along with broader themes in sports, competitive sports, and sports business, while also exploring cultural and societal issues. Brian's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including the Daily Herald, The Daily Telegraph, and FOX SPORTS Australia.
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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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By: Brian Lewis
Now in his first return to Barclays Center as a head coach, his players want to win one for their coach.
By: Brian Lewis
Kenny Atkinson claimed that he didn't view his return to Brooklyn — where he was fired — with the best team in the NBA as vindication.
By: Brian Lewis
With Dennis Schroder gone, Ben Simmons is the new point guard running the show.
By: Brian Lewis
Reece Beekman is just a third of the way through his rookie season and has already been traded.
Food for thought: The Olympic Movement needs to get rid of conformity by confronting the reality of its condescending European past when conformity and homogeneity ruled the day.
By: Brian Lewis
Spencer Dinwiddie fired some shots at the Nets.
By: Brian Lewis
The Nets won the game. Many will fret it’s helping lose them the war. Or the lottery.
By: Brian Lewis
Johnson is the player NBA personnel feel would fetch the highest return.
Brooklyn Nets center Nic Claxton was ejected for throwing the ball in the stands during Thursday’s game against the Toronto Raptors.
By: Brian Lewis
How do you start Ben Simmons with another non-shooter?
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