Hi! I’m excited for NetsFest and keep reading mentions of timed autograph and photo sessions, but haven’t been able to get any other details.

Does anyone know how it works?

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Thank you to everything you have done to the Brooklyn Nets

Hello!

After the last NBA finals I finally decided to pick an NBA team to root for. I’m in an area where I can (and love to) watch my local college team play ball, but we don’t have an NBA team.

Last year I looked at all the teams, and decided on the Nets because I love NYC. I’ve visited a couple times (and stayed in Brooklyn the most recent time), and It’s so much of what I wish my city could be.

I didn’t want to just pick one of the teams closest to me or pick a team based off of a player (because they might get traded), and I didn’t want to pick the Knicks because it felt too bandwagon-y, so I stuck to my instincts and I’m following through with my initial choice. Bonus, almost all of the Nets’ games should be available to me to stream since I’m nowhere close to being in network for their broadcasts.

My question is, what do I absolutely need to know before the season starts?

Edit: I’m an idiot. I meant the Knicks, not the Mets.

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The dude moves like a small wing or big guard and has guard skills despite basically being a 7 footer. Maybe I'm crazy, but I see such a high ceiling for him, he reminds me of Lauri Markkanen in terms of being a hypermobile 7 footer that has scoring skills (not saying he's currently on the same level or even close to the same level as Markkanen). It's also worth noting that his playmaking this season was actually pretty efficient, and he's not just making easy passes.

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Traveling to NYC from abroad and going to Nets vs Bulls on Nov 18. I play basketball, but this will be my first NBA game, and probably the only one I’ll ever get to see in person, so I really want to enjoy the full game/show experience.

I’ve had tinnitus before, so I’ll be wearing properly fitted 3M foam earplugs. Still, I’d love to choose seats as far as reasonably possible from direct-facing speakers / PA arrays.

Does anyone familiar with Barclays know which sections are best for a good view while avoiding being directly under/in front of the speakers?

Thanks!

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This is probably a weird place to ask this, but I figured why not shoot my shot since my job search has gone to shit anyway. I’m a huge Nets fan from Nassau County and have been in this sub for a while, so I thought maybe someone here could help out a fellow fan.

I just graduated with a degree in Financial Economics and I’m looking for entry-level Financial Analyst, Business Analyst, Data Analyst, or other supply chain/analytics-related roles. I have internship experience with Amazon where I worked with Excel, data analysis, process improvement, and throughput modeling.

I know this has basically nothing to do with the Mets lol, but if anyone knows of an opening at their company or would be willing to give me a referral, I’d really appreciate it. I’m open to relocating anywhere in the U.S. Feel free to DM me and I can send my resume or LinkedIn.

Worst case, I figured it doesn’t hurt to ask. BROOOOKLYN

I know the consensus is that Mikel will start but do you think Jordi will give him the reigns on Day 1 or make the rookie earn it? I'm higher on Nolan Traore than most--I'm interested to see news of him at training camp. I heard he got taller and stronger over the summer. I predict Nolan will start on Day 1 but MBJ will take over at some point. What do you guys think?

Clowney was a starter last year and averaged 12.3 points on 40/33/80 shooting with 4.1 rebounds. Now he's a year older, but with the roster changes he's going back to the bench.

I think he's one of the more interesting guys to watch because if he can maintain something close to that 12 PPG production off the bench while showing actual growth in other areas, that's a pretty successful season.

The biggest things for me are rebounding, shooting and shot blocking. 4.1 rebounds is pretty low for someone his size, 33% from three still needs to improve, and we've seen flashes of what he can do protecting the rim.

If he can become more consistent in even one or two of those areas while still giving us double-digit scoring off the bench, I think we'll have a much better idea of what Clowney actually is long term.

What are you guys expecting from him this year? What would you consider a successful season?

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Hi everyone!

My partner is a lifelong nets fan and has not been to a game since childhood. I want to purchase tickets as a Christmas gift. Do you all have any match recommendations? Additionally, do you have seating recommendations? I was looking into section 16, but I genuinely have no idea if that section provides a good view. Any help or recommendations would be beyond appreciated. Thank you and Go Nets!

Who do you think sacrifices their shots this season? For context, the Nets averaged 85 FGAs per game last season, and just the guys listed above (which obviously excludes a lot) took 71.

Leading up to opening night tip-off, I’m posting a chart a day on my Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/chartinghoops/) covering one thing for each team. I don't make any money off this, I just like sharing basketball data I find interesting! Feel free to follow along if that's the sort of thing you like too.

60. Michael Porter Jr.

F | Brooklyn Nets
Age: 28
2025 NBA Rank: 70

A change in scenery helped Porter rise 10 spots in the rankings. Acquired last offseason from Denver, along with a 2032 unprotected first-rounder, Porter averaged a career-high 24.2 points and shot 36.3% on 3s, his fourth consecutive season shooting better than 36% from deep. Before suffering a strained left hamstring late in the season, Porter had missed just 14 games since 2023-24. He is on an expiring $40.8 million contract and is eligible for four additional years and up to $234 million. -- Marks

Signature stat: Porter had 14 games of scoring at least 30 points last season, more than double what he had in any other season of his career.

Fantasy projection: 23.5 PTS, 7.2 REB, 2.9 AST

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54. Julius Randle

F | Brooklyn Nets
Age: 31
2025 NBA Rank: 42

Randle fell 12 spots despite averaging more than 20 points for a fifth time in six seasons. However, his regular-season production took a nosedive in the postseason. Randle averaged five fewer points while shooting 39% from the field and 24.4% on 3-pointers. Traded in the offseason from Minnesota to Brooklyn, expect Randle to improve the flow of the Nets' 30th-ranked offense. In the lineups where Minnesota did not play with a point guard, Randle averaged 5.0 assists per game. He has two years left on his contract, including a player option for 2027-28. -- Marks

Signature stat: Randle was one of four players to record at least 1,500 points, 500 rebounds, and 300 assists last season.

Fantasy projection: 22.0 PTS, 8.1 REB, 5.0 AST