New Jersey Nets Wiretap

Peja Sits Out Game 4

The Pacers are attempting to take a 3-1 series lead over the New Jersey Nets without small forward Peja Stojakovic.

He is out of the lineup because of an injured right knee.

Fred Jones slid into the starting lineup to replace him, as Stephen Jackson was shifted to small forward.

Via AP


Carter Not Putting Pressure On Himself

As the Nets head into Game 4, trailing 2-1, Vince Carter isn't going to begin straining.

"We're fortunate enough to have some other scorers in RJ (Richard Jefferson). We got a bench with Cliff [Robinson] who can score and then of course, JKidd can put up numbers at any given time. So I don't put the pressure on myself."

Via NY Post


Johnson On Carter: "We All Know He's Not (Tough)"

Anthony Johnson had a clear opinion of the scowling on the face of Vince Carter during Game 2.

"(Carter) was out there trying to play tough, which we all know he's not," Johnson said. "But at the same time, it was no major issue. ... They called an offensive foul on him (during Game 2), he was in my face chirping a little bit. But that doesn't bother me at all."

Via NY Daily News/Ohm Youngmisuk


Nets Apr 2006 Archive

  • Stojakovic Sits Out Game 2 Loss With Sore Knee

    Peja Stojakovic missed Game 2 of Indiana's first-round playoff series against the New Jersey Nets on Tuesday night because of pain and fluid on his right knee, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Frank Comes To Carter's Defense

    "Watch the tape again" was what Lawrence Frank told the media who are criticizing Vince Carter

  • Nets' GM Likes What He Sees From Ilic

    General manager Ed Stefanski is back from his European tour, where he had another look at Nets draftee Mile Ilic at the Adriatic Finals.

  • Carter Bruises Wrist In Nets Game 1 Loss

    "It's all sore right now," said Carter. "But come game time I will be ready to play. I know if I feel sore now it is going to be really sore (today). Regardless, I'm going to play."

  • Hamilton Listed As Day-To-Day

    Richard Hamilton, who scored 21 points, sprained his left ankle in the fourth quarter, and although he came back in the game once, Hamilton ended the night on the bench.

  • Nets Will Likely Buy Out McInnis

    The Nets are desperate to get rid of guard Jeff McInnis.

  • Carter Wants The Ball In The Clutch

    Vince Carter wants the ball when it matters most.

  • Court Rules Williams Can Be Retried For Reckless Manslaughter

    Jayson Williams, former forward of the New Jersey Nets, can be retried on a reckless manslaughter charge stemming from the shooting death of a hired driver at the player's estate, an appeals court ruled Friday.

  • McInnis Doesn't Think Additional Weight Is A Problem

    A Nets official revealed Tuesday night that guard Jeff McInnis had ballooned "15 to 20 pounds" while he was rehabbing his knee and, while the nine-year pro didn't deny it, he didn't find it significant, either.

  • Brown Hoping To Coach Finale

    Coach Larry Brown reported improvement in his health yesterday, but his status for the Knicks' season finale remained uncertain.

  • Nets Sign Zimmerman And Thomas For Season

    The New Jersey Nets have signed guard Derrick Zimmerman and center John Thomas for the remainder of the season, Nets President Rod Thorn announced today.

  • Ratner Willing To Pay Luxury Tax To Keep Nets Winning

    Nets' owner Bruce Ratner assured fans and players he will do what it takes to keep his team intact and competitive despite reportedly losing over $20 million last season.

  • Carter Is Closing In On Record

    While the New Jersey Nets have the third seed in the East sewn up, high flyer Vince Carter is closing in on a Nets record.

  • McInnis Points To Door

    According to the New York Daily News, even though the New Jersey Nets will be resting their starters over the last three regular season games, guard Jeff McInnis will not be activated.

  • Nets To Look For 'Energy-Type' Players With Their Two First Rounders

    General manager Ed Stefanski expects to get "two energy-type guys" with the Nets' two first-round picks, if New Jersey keeps them.

  • Jefferson Fined For Kicking Ball Into Stands

    New Jersey Nets swingman Richard Jefferson was fined $5,000 Tuesday by the NBA for kicking a basketball into the stands.

  • Nets Win 13th Straight, Clinch Division Title

    The New Jersey Nets won their fourth division title in 5 years last night with a 96-94 win over the Hawks, the team's 13th straight victory.