LaMarcus Aldridge

Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and LaMarcus Aldridge have all cleared COVID-19 health and safety protocols, the Brooklyn Nets announced Tuesday. The Nets managed to stay at the top of the Eastern Conference with a 23-9 record even with the changes in the lineup. Clearing protocol clears the way for...

Six months after retiring because of a rapid heartbeat, Aldridge is managing his condition while thriving in his return to the Nets.

Ime Udoka's longtime pupils Patty Mills and LaMarcus Aldridge torched the Celtics on Wednesday in Brooklyn's easy win.

With Sunday’s win, Brooklyn improved to 7-1 this season in games in which Aldridge has reached double-digits in scoring.

"He’s the ultimate pro. Puts the work in and when he gets on the court, he does his job," says Nets teammate Paul Millsap.

Expectations for the Nets are sky-high for the 2021-22 season, but if media day is any indication, it could be an extremely wild ride.

The Nets' GM and head coach are preparing for a productive 2021-22 season. Contract extension talks for key players is on the to-do list.

The Spurs made upgrades across the board to improve their roster, but the harsh reality of losing DeMar DeRozan will cost them.

Aldridge, who played five games with Brooklyn last season before retiring because of heart issues, returns on a one-year deal.

Aldridge talks about his decision to retire, the most frightening night of his life, his biggest regret and much more.

Aldridge is unquestionably one of the best players to ever play in Portland, but his legacy is complicated.

The seven-time All-Star is leaving the game to a heart issue.

If you think there have been a lot of huge margins of victory this season, you'd be right. Also, should Nic Claxton play more for the Nets?

The newly acquired big man stepped right in at center to help a short-handed Nets team past Charlotte.

Brooklyn's head coach knows better than most that these so-called superteams don't always reach their championship goals.

Two and a half months ago, the Nets' rotation was threadbare. Now they have more big men than they can play. Who makes the cut?

The Nets and Lakers were able to convince LaMarcus Aldridge and Andre Drummond to join their teams. Here's why it could backfire.

After being bought out by the Spurs, LaMarcus Aldridge will join the Brooklyn Nets, according to The Athletic's Shams Charania.