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The Dallas Mavericks (42-26) play against the Brooklyn Nets (36-33) at Barclays Center The Dallas Mavericks are spending $2,963,409 per win while the Brooklyn Nets are spending $4,848,231 per win Game Time: 7:30 PM EDT on Wednesday March 16, 2022 ...

The Hill: @SenTedCruz: "Let Kyrie Irving play. If Brooklyn won't let Kyrie play, I'm going to make a pitch to you directly. Kyrie, come to Houston, play for the Rockets. We'll let you play. He's a hell of a player. Uncle Drew's being benched by ...

Shams Charania: The Brooklyn Nets organization has been fined $50,000 for violating local New York City law and league health and safety protocols against the New York Knicks at Barclays Center for allowing Kyrie Irving to enter the team's locker ...

There was drama courtside at Barclays Center on Sunday afternoon as Kyrie Irving — ineligible to play because of New York City’s COVID-19 vaccination rules — made a grand entrance in the second quarter and then watched his teammates face the Knicks from a seat across from the Nets' bench.

Irving, who remains unvaccinated, has not played in Brooklyn this season.

Malika Andrews: As reported on ABC: Kyrie Irving is expected to be in Barclays Center today but he will not be on the bench with the team. He will be sitting in his purchased, courtside seats. Source: Twitter @malika_andrews What's the buzz on ...

The New York Knicks (28-39) play against the Brooklyn Nets (34-33) at Barclays Center The New York Knicks are spending $4,379,526 per win while the Brooklyn Nets are spending $5,133,421 per win Game Time: 1:00 PM EDT on Sunday March 13, 2022 ...

NEW YORK — From the Barclays Center and the ACC tournament it's about a 15-minute walk north, a little less than a mile up Fort Greene Place and across Lafayette and DeKalb Avenues, through the edge of Fort Greene Park and then, finally, a right on Auburn Place.

The Miami Hurricanes will meet the Duke Blue Devils in the semifinals of the ACC Tournament on Friday night from Barclays Center.

NEW YORK — Five seconds left in overtime, game was tied, the Barclays Center crowd was on its feet, Sam Waardenburg grabbed a defensive rebound, fired an outlet pass to Charlie Moore as the clock ticked toward zero and Miami Hurricanes coach Jim Larranaga considered calling a timeout.

NEW YORK — By late Saturday night, Duke may very well be lugging the championship trophy around the Barclays Center and feeling good about things again. Moods and fortunes can change that quickly in the ACC tournament.