With the move from New Jersey to Brooklyn, the Nets had to make a big change with their logo in order to get people to notice them. After months of anticipation, Darren Rovell and NBA ...

The Brooklyn Nets (I suppose it's time to start calling them that now that the New Jersey Nets season has ended) unveiled their new logo last week, and what they showed us garnered mixed reviews ...

NEW YORK — Nets P.A. announcer David Diamanté began the event by saying "Hellooooo, Brooklyn!" and with that, new Brooklyn Nets merchandise went on sale at a Modell's store across Flatbush Ave ...

Well, here they are — the images and icons launching the new look of the newly rebooted Brooklyn Nets. The primary logo — that far-left, blacked-out shield with "NETS" and a B-emblazoned ...

The Nets describe the new secondary logo as a “throughline of hoops with nods to Brooklyn’s unique style and our roots in New Jersey” and added that it’s “stylized for the borough.” ...

Multiple sources outside the Nets organization confirmed it is the team’s new logo. It’s an update of the team’s existing New Jersey logo — but with Brooklyn flavor.

The Brooklyn Nets new logo appears to have leaked. By Royce Young Apr 25, 2012 at 5:57 pm ET • 1 min read ...

T his is going to take some getting used to. The Brooklyn Nets will be debuting their new logos for the upcoming season which will be the B-Ball logo, the Borough B-Ball logo, the Brooklyn Arch ...

The Brooklyn Nets have been teasing new logos for almost two weeks now. While the re-brand is a subtle one, the way we learned about it was anything but. A smoking gun of curious trade mark ...

The Nets kept it simple and crisp with their new colors and logo, hoping that a combination of black, white and Brooklyn will keep merchandise flying off the shelves. Skip to content All Sections ...

Nets show off new look next to $1B home arena; ... Brooklyn Nets unveil black and white logo. April 30, 2012 / 4:25 PM EDT / AP (AP) NEW YORK - The Brooklyn Nets are open for business.

The primary logo — that far-left, blacked-out shield with "NETS" and a B-emblazoned basketball in the crest, zealously called "the new badge of Brooklyn" by a very optimistic Nets CEO Brett ...