Trajan Langdon has been named the 2018-19 NBA G League Basketball Executive of the Year.

In his third season as general manager of the Brooklyn Nets’ NBA G League affiliate, Langdon oversaw a team that tied for the NBA G League’s best record (34-16), secured the No. 1 playoff seed in the Eastern Conference and earned the franchise’s first postseason berth. 

Before the season, Langdon hired former Brooklyn Nets assistant coach Will Weaver as Long Island’s head coach. Under Weaver, the Nets went 13-1 in their final 14 games, including a 10-game winning streak that was the longest in the NBA G League this season and the longest in franchise history. 

Alan Williams has been named NBA G League Player of the Week for games played Monday, March 4, through Sunday, March 10.

Williams is on a two-way contract with the Brooklyn Nets.

This marks the second NBA G League Player of the Week honor in Long Island Nets history, the first for Long Island this season and the first of Williams’ career.

Williams led Long Island to a 4-0 week, averaging 22.0 points, 11.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.3 blocks in 28.6 minutes per game while shooting 47.0 percent (31-of-66) from the field and 89.3 percent (25-of-28) from the free throw line. The Phoenix native scored 20 or more points and led Long Island in scoring in three of the team’s four games. He also posted three double-doubles during the four-game stretch.

Williams began the week with a team-high 20 points, eight rebounds, two assists and a block versus Canton on March 4 and followed it with a game-high-tying 28 points, 12 rebounds, a career-high-tying five assists and a career-high-tying three blocks versus Fort Wayne on March 6.

The Brooklyn Nets did a giveaway for 10,000 Biggie bobbleheads during their Friday night game against the Charlotte Hornets.

"He's a legend from here. Hometown hero. His legacy that he left behind is still here to this day," said D'Angelo Russell.

The Nets also wore a "Brooklyn Camo" colorway for the game, although they are being sued by Coogi over the multicolor pattern.

"Love them. Love the design. Very Brooklyn-esque. I'm not a huge jersey guy in the first place, but those are dope," added Caris LeVert. 

Coogi filed a lawsuit against the Brooklyn Nets over a Notorious B.I.G-inspired jersey colorway.

Coogi alleges that the Nets' "Brooklyn Camo" colorway copied the clothing company's multicolored stripe pattern.

The Nets and Nike declined to comment, though NBA spokesman Mike Bass stated that the lawsuit has "no merit".