The Latest Breaking News from Nets

NEW YORK — First, Kyrie Irving was suspended by the Nets and now by his sneaker company. Nike announced that they will be suspending their relationship with Irving after he posted a link to a film that is widely recognized as antisemitic and struggled to issue a timely, sound apology.

PHILADELPHIA — The environment sowed by Kanye West and Kyrie Irving — that antisemitic vibe casting a cloud over the NBA — has sent Daniel Hazan into feelings of sadness and doubt.

Brooklyn’s guard was suspended without pay for at least five games on Thursday night.

The Nets guard repeatedly ignored texts from the Brooklyn owner, according to a report from ESPN.

NEW YORK — After initially saying Friday he wished the Nets had “kept quiet as an organization,” Kevin Durant took to Twitter to try and clarify those comments.

NEW YORK — Nets general manager Sean Marks said Kyrie Irving’s apology on Instagram for posting antisemitic material on his social media platform was “a step in the right direction,” but “not enough.”

Boston's players may not yet have closure, but they also have a job to do.

The former Brooklyn assistant has cover due to legal issues in the Celtics organization he will not enjoy in New York.

There is nothing to salvage in Brooklyn. The Kevin Durant-Kyrie Irving era was a failure.

The NBA holds a Jewish presence in the past, present and future.

Perhaps the players and fans can learn more detail; the shadow of Udoka over interim head coach Joe Mazzulla would go away, and something approaching a resolution might be had as well.