<p> Point guard Deron Williams made the move with the Nets from New Jersey to Brooklyn.</p> 
<p> Coming off a 22-44 record in the lockout-shortened 2011-12 season, Williams thinks this season's Nets can be different. Here what he has to say in the video embedded here.</p>

Point guard Deron Williams made the move with the Nets from New Jersey to Brooklyn. Coming off a 22-44 record in the lockout-shortened 2011-12 season, Williams thinks this season's Nets can be different. Here what he has to say in the video embedded here.

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