D’Angelo Russell played a major role in helping the Nets upset a shorthanded Lakers team on Monday night. But Gabe Vincent, who played one of his best games of the season against Brooklyn, was not concerned about how the loss might affect the team moving forward.

Late in December, the Brooklyn Nets traded Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton to the Los Angeles Lakers in exchange for Maxwell Lewis, D’Angelo Russell, and three future second-round picks.

Brooklyn Nets guard D'Angelo Russell is back with the Nets for the second time in his career. This time around, he can be himself again.

D’Angelo Russell moved from the playoff-bound Los Angeles Lakers to the lowly Brooklyn Nets earlier this season. Many players might not be happy with that, but it sounds like it was precisely what Russell wanted.

Despite D’Angelo Russell nursing an ankle injury currently, it has been an interesting season to say the least for the veteran point guard as he was traded from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Brooklyn Nets earlier in the year.

One of these contracts belongs to D'Angelo Russell, whose two-year deal, which he initially signed with the Los Angeles Lakers prior to the trade in late December, is set to be coming to an end. Given the production that Russell has put out since making his return to the Barclays Center,

D'Angelo Russell was traded this season from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Brooklyn Nets, and the guard has now opened up about his experience with the California-based franchise. In the final days of 2024,