Adam Schein criticizes Brooklyn Nets over draft decision
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 1:30 AM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
Adam Schein expressed strong criticism of the Brooklyn Nets following their decision to draft Mikel Brown Jr. over Arkansas' Darius Acuff Jr. Schein called for the Nets to cease operations, labeling the franchise an embarrassment to New York sports. His remarks came during his show, reflecting broader feelings of neglect surrounding the team amid the New York Knicks' recent championship victory. This critical sentiment highlights ongoing concerns about fan support and the Nets' standing within the city.
- •Schein urges Nets to fold or rebrand after recent draft choice.
- •Nets chose Mikel Brown Jr. over highly regarded Darius Acuff Jr.
- •Schein describes Nets as an embarrassment to the NBA and New York.
- •Criticism emerges as Knicks celebrate their first championship in 50 years.
- 1:30 AMYahoo Sports — Adam Schein tells Brooklyn Nets to cease operations
"You have to feel for the Brooklyn Nets and their fans. However many of them actually exist. As the New York Knicks and the entire city of New York were celebrating their first championship in over 50 years, the Nets were the most forgotten team in all of pro sports. One of the constant refrains…
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