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  • 76ers @ Nets 102-97 L
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  • Nets @ 76ers 101-121 L
  • 76ers @ Nets 134-105 L
  • Magic @ Nets 84-101 W
  • Nets @ Pistons 123-108 W
  • Timberwolves @ Nets 107-102 L
  • Jazz @ Nets 110-111 W
  • Hawks @ Nets 107-124 W

Brooklyn Nets DRAFT

Temporada Jugador Ronda General Posicion Escuela | Equipo
2023-2024 21 Round 1 Noah Clowney F Alabama
2023-2024 22 Round 1 Dariq Whitehead G Duke
2023-2024 21 Round 2 Jalen Wilson F Kansas
2021-2022 27 Round 1 Cameron Thomas SG LSU
2021-2022 14 Round 2 Kessler Edwards SF Pepperdine
2021-2022 19 Round 2 Marcus Zegarowski PG Creighton
2021-2022 29 Round 2 RaiQuan Gray PF Florida State
2020-2021 19 Round 1 Saddiq Bey SF Villanova
2020-2021 25 Round 2 Jay Scrubb SG John A. Logan College
2019-2020 17 Round 1 Nickeil Alexander-Walker SG Virginia Tech
2019-2020 27 Round 1 Mfiondu Kabengele C Florida State
2019-2020 1 Round 2 Nicolas Claxton C Georgia
2018-2019 29 Round 1 Dzanan Musa SF Cedevita (Croatia)
2018-2019 10 Round 2 Rodions Kurucs PF FC Barcelona (Spain)
2018-2019 15 Round 2 Hamidou Diallo SG Kentucky
2017-2018 22 Round 1 Jarrett Allen C Texas
2017-2018 27 Round 1 Kyle Kuzma PF Utah
2017-2018 27 Round 2 Aleksandar Vezenkov PF FC Barcelona Lassa (Spain)
2016-2017 25 Round 2 Marcus Paige PG North Carolina
2015-2016 29 Round 1 Chris McCullough PF Syracuse
2015-2016 11 Round 2 Pat Connaughton SG Notre Dame
2013-2014 22 Round 1 Mason Plumlee C Duke
2012-2013 27 2 Ilkan Karaman SF Karsiyaka (Turkey)
2011-2012 27 1 JaJuan Johnson F Purdue
2011-2012 6 2 Jordan Williams F Maryland
2010-2011 3 1 Derrick Favors F Georgia Tech
2010-2011 27 1 Jordan Crawford G Xavier
2010-2011 1 2 Tibor Pleiss C Brose Baskets Bamberg
2009-2010 11 1 Terrence Williams F Louisville

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Brooklyn Nets Regular Season Roster and Stats 2021-2022

Kyrie Irving headlined the Brooklyn Nets Regular Season Roster and Stats for 2021-2022. The team's starting lineup included the following:

  • K. Irving
  • S. Curry
  • B. Brown, Jr.
  • K. Durant
  • A. Drummond



The Nets had one first-round pick and three second-round picks before the draft. The team got the 44th overall pick in a trade with the Indiana Pacers on July 7, 2016. The 49th overall pick came from the Atlanta Hawks in a trade that took place on July 6, 2019. The 59th overall pick came from a trade with the Phoenix Suns on July 20, 2018. The Nets chose Cam Thomas with the 27th overall pick, Kessler Edwards with the 44th overall pick, Marcus Zegarowski with the 49th overall pick, and RaiQuan Gray with the 50th overall pick.

Kevin Durant had a stellar season with the Brooklyn Nets during the 2021-2022 NBA season. He led the team in points per game, averaging 29.9. He was a key contributor to its success in the Atlantic Division, where they finished with a 44-38. Durant's scoring prowess and all-around offensive game were on full display throughout the season as he helped the Nets compete against some of the best teams in the league.

The regular season roster is significant for betting because it gives bettors an idea of which players will be starting for the team. It is important because the starters are usually the better players on the team and have a greater impact on the game. Therefore, bettors can make more informed decisions when placing their bets by knowing who the starters are. In addition, the regular season roster can give bettors an idea of how well a team is likely to perform.

For example, if a team has several rookies or inexperienced players, they may not be as strong as a team with more experienced players. As a result, bettors need to consider the quality of the players on a team's roster when making their bets.

What is the history of Brooklyn Nets?

The history of the Brooklyn Nets began in 1967. The Brooklyn Nets are an NBA franchise representing New York's borough of Brooklyn in the NBA's Eastern Conference (NBA). The Nets were incredibly successful during their time in the ABA, as they took home two titles during their tenure there (1974, 1976).

In its inaugural season after its 1967 inception, the franchise competed under the name New Jersey Americans. In the 1968–1969 season, the team changed to the New York Nets since it began playing its home games on Long Island. Despite making it to the ABA finals in 1971–72, the Nets never finished higher than third in any of their first six seasons.

The Knicks acquired Julius Erving, a great forward, in a trade in 1973. Almost immediately, the franchise turned around, and the next year, the Knicks improved their win total by 25 games. In that season, the Nets won the ABA title, and under Erving's direction the next year, they won again. The Nets had to fund $8 million before joining the NBA after the ABA, and the NBA joined in 1976. When the team's star player, Julius Erving, was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers, its already dismal record of five consecutive losing seasons in the NBA only became worse (though they did qualify for the playoffs in 1979 with a 37–45 record).

In 1977, the team relocated back to its home state of New Jersey. After four seasons playing on the Rutgers University basketball team's home court, the New Jersey Nets relocated to the Meadowlands, hired Larry Brown as head coach (Brown resigned after two seasons), and drafted power player Buck Williams in 1981. Williams was such a dogged rebounder in his rookie year (1981-82) in the NBA that he was awarded the league's Most Valuable Player and helped lead the Nets to their first winning record. Despite making the playoffs that year and the next four, the Nets could only claim one postseason series victory. That came in 1984 when they defeated the Philadelphia 76ers, the reigning NBA champions.

Having missed the playoffs for five consecutive seasons, the Nets finally made it back in 1991–1992, led by a youthful and talented roster that included guards Kenny Anderson and Draen Petrovic and forward Derrick Coleman. 

However, after producing three first-round postseason eliminations in the early 1990s, this Nets squad was undone by Petrovi's sudden death in a car accident in 1993 and a spate of misbehavior and inconsistent play by Anderson and Coleman, resulting in a near-complete roster turnover by the end of the 1995-96 season.

New Jersey enjoyed only one more winning season for the rest of the decade. They started the new millennium as the division's second-to-last-place team. After acquiring point guard Jason Kidd in a trade in 2001, the New Jersey Nets had immediate success, improving their victory total by 26 from the previous season. The Nets won the Eastern Conference championship and reached the NBA finals in 2001–02 and 2002–03 thanks to the efforts of Kidd and forward Richard Jefferson, but ultimately fell short both times. The following four seasons saw the Nets back in the postseason. Still, their play declined rapidly after that, culminating in the worst season in franchise history (12–70) in 2009–10.

The team moved to Brooklyn in 2012 after being purchased by a group of businessmen led by Mikhail Prokhorov and Jay-Z. They hoped to take advantage of the city's greater media market and cultural cachet. In 2012–13, with extensive roster changes and renewed energy, the Nets compiled a 49–33 record. 

Still, they were eliminated in the first round of the NBA playoffs. The following offseason, the Nets acquired Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce, two NBA All-Stars, and hired Kidd, who had just retired, to serve as head coach. However, the team had a rough start to the 2013–14 season. On February 23, 2014, however, the season was marked by the signing of free agent Jason Collins, who made history by being the first out-gay athlete to compete in any of the four major North American team sports when he played in Brooklyn's game that night. 

Collins had a major role in helping the Nets regain their form in the second half of the season when they were consistently ranked among the league's best. In the offseason that followed, the Nets were one of the worst teams in the NBA after Kidd had pushed an unusual coach trade to the Milwaukee Bucks and key players Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett had left the franchise. 

Despite trading away, a number of their 2010s first-round draft picks in the infamous Garnett and Pierce deal of 2013 (widely considered one of the worst deals in NBA history). The Nets have assembled a talented young team that unexpectedly returned to the playoffs this past season (a first-round loss).

Who are the Brooklyn Nets roster?

1. Ben Simmons

Australian-born and raised Benjamin David Simmons, 26, now plays for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets (NBA). After his freshman year of college basketball with the LSU Tigers, he was recognized as a first-team All-American and the USBWA National Freshman of the Year. The Philadelphia 76ers chose Simmons as the first pick in the 2016 NBA draft. 

In 2018, he was crowned NBA Rookie of the Year and made it to the NBA All-Star Game three times after missing the previous season with a right foot injury. Simmons was the most fined player in NBA history when he was moved to the Nets at the end of the 2020-21 season due to his holdout from the 76ers. At 6 feet 10 inches (2.08 meters) tall and 240 pounds, he is of average build (109 kg).

Originally from Melbourne, Simmons went to Box Hill Senior Secondary College before relocating to the United States to attend Montverde Academy in Montverde, Florida. LSU started the season with great hopes but ultimately missed out on the NCAA tournament in his first year of college. 

Simmons dropped out of school to enter the NBA draft, making him the third player born in Melbourne to be selected first overall in the last 11 years (after Andrew Bogut and Kyrie Irving). His dad, Dave Simmons, was an American who played professional basketball down under. Simmons, a dual citizen of Australia and the United States, has represented his adopted country on the soccer field.

2. Kyrie Irving

Kyrie Andrew Irving is a 30-year-old NBA player for the Brooklyn Nets (NBA). After being taken with the first overall pick in the 2011 NBA draft by the Cleveland Cavaliers, he went on to win the rookie of the year award. In 2016, he led the Cavaliers to an NBA title and became the team's first seven-time All-Star. He is 6 feet and 2 inches (1.88 m) tall and 195 pounds (88 kg).

Before joining the Cavaliers in 2011, Irving starred for the Duke Blue Devils in collegiate basketball. The 2014 All-Star Game's Most Valuable Player title went to him. After the Cavaliers staged a remarkable comeback against the Golden State Warriors in the 2016 NBA Finals, Irving hit the game-winning three-pointer that sealed the deal. Irving demanded a trade after the 2017 NBA Finals, and the Celtics obliged. 

After two seasons with the Celtics, he became a free agent in 2019 and joined the Brooklyn Nets. Additionally, he has represented the United States national team, with whom he won gold at the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics. He succeeded Pau Gasol as the NBAPA's vice president in February 2020.

3. Kevin Durant

Kevin Wayne Durant is an American professional basketball player. He currently competes for the Brooklyn Nets of the National Basketball Association. He is 34 years old and known by his initials, KD (NBA). After spending one year playing collegiate basketball for the Texas Longhorns, the Seattle SuperSonics selected him as the second overall pick in the 2007 NBA draft. Since then, he has been a member of the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder. 

After signing with the Golden State Warriors in 2016, he won back-to-back NBA titles in 2017 and 2018. He participated in nine seasons of play during his time with the organization, which was renamed the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2008. In the 2019 NBA Finals, he suffered an Achilles injury, and in the summer of that same year, he signed a free-agent contract with the Nets. It is generally agreed that Durant is one of the greatest players in the history of the sport. He has a height of 6 feet 10 inches (2.08 meters) and a weight of 240 pounds (109 kg).

When he was a senior in high school, Durant was a highly sought-after talent who was widely considered the second-best player in his class. During his time at the university, he was awarded several accolades at the end of the academic year. He made history by being named the Naismith College Player of the Year for the first time. 

In his career as a professional basketball player, he has won two NBA titles, an NBA Most Valuable Player Award, two Finals MVP Awards, two NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Awards, four NBA scoring titles, the NBA Rookie of the Year Award, been named to ten All-NBA teams (including six First Teams), and been selected 12 times as an NBA All-Star. In addition, he has been honored with the NBA Rookie of the Year Award four times. 

In 2021, it was announced that Durant would be a member of the NBA 75th Anniversary Team. Durant is currently the leading scorer in Team USA's men's Olympic basketball history and has won three gold medals in the Olympics (in 2012, 2016, and 2020) while competing for the United States men's national team in men's basketball competition. In addition, he triumphed at the FIBA World Championship in 2010, taking home the gold medal.

4. Seth Curry

Seth Adham Curry is a professional basketball player from the United States who currently competes for the Brooklyn Nets of the National Basketball Association. Curry is 32 years old (NBA). After playing basketball at Liberty University for one year, he moved on to Duke University to continue his career. He is the younger brother of current NBA player Stephen Curry and the son of former NBA star Dell Curry. In terms of his career three-point field goal percentage, he presently sits in third place in the history of the NBA. He has a height of 6 feet and 1 inch (1.85 meters) and a weight of 185 pounds (84 kg).

On February 10, 2022, Curry was one of the players that the Brooklyn Nets received in exchange for James Harden and Paul Millsap. The other players that were part of the deal were Ben Simmons, Andre Drummond, and two future first-round draft picks. Curry made his debut with the Brooklyn Nets on February 14, scoring 23 points to lead the team to a 109–85 victory over the Sacramento Kings. This victory helped the Nets break a streak of 11 consecutive games in which they had lost. On May 9, he had surgery performed on his left ankle.

5. Blake Griffin

Blake Austin Griffin, 33, is an American professional basketball player for the National Basketball Association's Boston Celtics (NBA). As a sophomore, he was voted the unanimous national college player of the year while playing for the Oklahoma Sooners. Griffin was drafted first overall by the Los Angeles Clippers in the 2009 NBA draft. Since then, he has been named to the NBA All-Star team six times to the All-NBA team five times. Griffin was dealt to the Detroit Pistons in January 2018 and played for them until 2021. Griffin signed with the Brooklyn Nets in March 2021. He is 6 feet 9 inches (2.06 m) tall and weighs 250 pounds (113 kg).

Griffin won four state championships in high school under his father, Oklahoma Christian School head coach Tommy Griffin. Griffin played two years of collegiate basketball for the Sooners before being taken by the Clippers in the 2009 NBA draft. 

In the final preseason game of 2009, he fractured his left kneecap, underwent surgery afterward, and missed the 2009–10 season. Griffin made his NBA debut the next season as a rookie, during which he was picked as an All-Star, won the NBA Slam Dunk Contest, and was awarded NBA Rookie of the Year. In 2011, Sports Illustrated ranked him among the top 15 rookies in NBA history.

6. Patty Mills

The 34-year-old Patrick Sammy Mills is an Australian professional basketball player for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets (NBA). He has a height of 6 feet and an average weight of 180 pounds (1.83 m) (82 kg).

Mills was reared in Canberra and is of Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal Australian heritage. He competed for Australia on the national basketball team in 2007, making him the country's third Indigenous player. After two years with the Saint Mary's Gaels, Mills was picked with the 55th overall choice by the Portland Trail Blazers in the 2009 NBA draft.

Mills spent two seasons with the Portland Trail Blazers. While the NBA was on lockout in 2011, he played for the Melbourne Tigers of the NBL and the Xinjiang Flying Tigers of the Chinese Basketball Association. In March 2012, Mills moved back to the United States and signed with the San Antonio Spurs. 

He developed into a reliable reserve player, and his efforts in 2014 helped the Spurs win the NBA title. Under his direction, the Australian Boomers won their first-ever Olympic medal in the 2021 games in Tokyo. [1] Mills's leadership skills and three-point shooting have earned him a reputation as a top player.

7. LaMarcus Aldridge

LaMarcus Nurse Aldridge, 37, played for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets (NBA). Two years with the Texas Longhorns. Aldridge was drafted second in 2006. After nine seasons with Portland, he joined San Antonio in 2015. After the Spurs bought out his contract in 2021, he joined the Nets. He retired after two weeks because of an abnormal heartbeat but returned the next season. He's 211 cm tall and 250 lbs (113 kg).

Aldridge is a seven-time NBA All-Star and five-time All-NBA selection. After signing a contract with the team, Aldridge officially joined the Brooklyn Nets on March 28, 2021. His first game with the Nets was on April 1, and they won 111–89 against the Charlotte Hornets. He finished with 11 points, nine rebounds, and a season-high six assists in that game. On April 15, Aldridge announced that he would retire, citing concerns about his health brought on by an erratic heartbeat.

Aldridge re-signed with the Nets on September 3, 2021, not long after receiving the all-clear from his doctors to resume his career as a professional basketball player. During a victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on October 22, Aldridge set a new season-high scoring mark of 23 points. On October 29, Aldridge reached 20,000 points for his career by scoring 21 points in a victory over the Indiana Pacers. The game ended with a score of 105–98.

8. Joe Harris

Joseph Malcolm Harris, Jr., 31 years old, is a professional basketball player for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets (NBA). The Cleveland Cavaliers drafted him in the first round, 33rd overall, in 2014. He played college basketball for Virginia's Cavaliers. He commands attention at 6 feet 6 inches (1.98 meters) tall and 220 pounds (100 kg).

In 2016, he was drafted by the Nets and was one of just three players in Nets history to make 200 threes in a season. Harris, the longest-tenured Net as of 2021, topped the NBA in three-point shooting accuracy in the 2018–19 and 2020–21 seasons. Harris also eclipsed Drazen Petrovic and Jason Kidd as the Nets' all-time leaders in the three-point field goal % and three-point field goals made in 2021. Harris is also the fourth-best shooter from beyond the arc in NBA history.

9. Markieff Morris

Markieff Morris is an American professional basketball player who is 33 years old and plays for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets. He played college basketball for the Kansas Jayhawks before the Phoenix Suns picked him up with the 13th pick in the 2011 NBA draft. In 2020, he won an NBA title with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Morris was born in the Pennsylvania city of Philadelphia. He has four brothers, and his twin brother Marcus is a basketball player for the Los Angeles Clippers. Rivals.com gave Morris four stars and said he was the No. 17 power forward and No. 49 player in the country in 2008.

10. Cam Thomas

Cameron Boucher Thomas, 21 years old and from Japan, is a professional basketball player for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets (NBA). Everyone agreed that he was a five-star recruit and one of the best shooting guards in the class of 2020. He is 6 feet, 3 inches (1.91 m) tall, and weighs 210 pounds (95 kg).

The Brooklyn Nets picked Thomas with the 27th in the NBA draft 2021. Thomas was later added to the 2021 NBA Summer League team for the Brooklyn Nets. Thomas joined the Brooklyn Nets on August 5, 2021. Thomas was named the NBA Summer League MVP, and Davion Mitchell was named the Summer League First Team. Mitchell averaged 27 points per game and was the Summer League's top scorer. 

Thomas played his first game in the NBA on October 19, 2021. He came off the bench and scored two points in a 104–127 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. On November 20, when he was on loan to the Long Island Nets, he scored 46 points in a win over the Raptors 905 by a 114–110.

11. Royce O'Neale

Royce Khalil O'Neale is an American professional basketball player who is 29 years old. He plays for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets (NBA). He played for the Denver Pioneers and the Baylor Bears in college. He is 6 feet, 6 inches (1.98 m) tall, and weighs 226 pounds (103 kg).

On June 30, 2022, the Brooklyn Nets got O'Neale in exchange for a first-round draft pick in 2023. O'Neale (6'6", 215 lbs.) played in 370 games with Utah (230 starts) over five seasons (2017–22), averaging 6.2 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 2.1 assists in 25.7 minutes per game while shooting 44.8 percent from the field, 38.1 percent from 3-point range, and 79.6 percent from the free-throw line. During the 2021-22 season, the 29-year-old played and started 77 games for Utah. He averaged a career-high 7.4 points on 45.7 percent shooting from the field, 38.9 percent from 3-point range, and 80.4 percent from the free-throw line, along with 4.8 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 1.1 steals in 31.2 minutes per game.



12. Chris Chiozza

Christopher Xavier Chiozza, 26 years old, is an NBA G League basketball player for the Long Island Nets. He was a basketball star for the Florida Gators in college. In 2022, Chiozza's Warriors team won the NBA title. He has a height of 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m) and a weight of 175 pounds (79 kg).

The Brooklyn Nets gave Chiozza a two-way deal on January 4, 2020. It was a big deal when Chiozza re-upped with the Nets on December 1. He was waived at the end of training camp, but on December 22, he was re-signed.

13. Nic Claxton

Nicolas Devir Claxton, 23 years old, is an NBA basketball player for the Brooklyn Nets (NBA). He was a member of the basketball team at the University of Georgia. He is 6 feet, 11 inches (2.11 m) tall, and 215 pounds (98 kg).

The Brooklyn Nets chose Claxton with the 31st overall choice in the 2019 NBA draft, held on June 20. The Nets officially introduced Claxton to the team on July 7, 2019. In January 2020, he injured his hamstring and was sent to the Long Island Nets of the NBA's Developmental League. The Nets announced on June 24, 2020, that Claxton had arthroscopic labrum repair surgery on his left shoulder and would miss the rest of the 2019-2020 season.

14. Day'Ron Sharpe

Day'Ron Y. Sharpe, age 21, is an NBA basketball player for the Brooklyn Nets (NBA). He suited up for the North Carolina Tar Heels basketball team in college. At 6 feet 9 inches (2.06 meters) tall and 265 pounds, he is of average build (120 kg).



The Phoenix Suns used the 29th overall pick in the 2021 NBA draft to choose Sharpe. The Brooklyn Nets received Landry Shamet from the Orlando Magic on August 6, 2021, in exchange for Jevon Carter and the draft rights to Sharpe. Sharpe did not excel as the Tar Heels' top option, much like former one-and-done talents Nassir Little and Tony Bradley. He averaged 9.5 points and 7.6 rebounds in 19.2 minutes per game. Only four of the 29 games he was in were starts.

15. Alondes Williams

Alondes Williams is an American professional basketball player who is 23 years old. He has a two-way contract with the NBA's Brooklyn Nets and the NBA G League's Long Island Nets. In college basketball, he played for the Triton Trojans, the Oklahoma Sooners, and the Wake Forest Demon Deacons. He is 6 feet, 4 inches (1.93 m) tall, and weighs 210 pounds (95 kg).

Williams didn't get picked in the NBA draft of 2022, so on July 4, 2022, he signed a two-way contract with the Brooklyn Nets NBA (NBA). Williams was one of only five players in the country to average at least 15.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists per game. He was the only power conference player to do so during the 2021-22 season. In his one season at Wake Forest, the Milwaukee native scored 649 points, made 242 field goals, and gave 181 assists. He helped lead the Demon Deacons to the NIT quarterfinals.

16. T.J. Warren

Anthony "T. J." Warren Jr. is 29 years old and plays professional basketball for the National Basketball Association's Brooklyn Nets (NBA). Warren is from Durham, North Carolina, and played college basketball for the NC State Wolfpack in the Atlantic Coast Conference as a small forward (ACC). During the 2013–14 season, he was named a consensus second-team All-American and the ACC Player of the Year after averaging 24.9 points per game and leading the conference in scoring. 

The Phoenix Suns picked Warren with the 14th overall pick in the first round of the 2014 NBA draft. Before being traded to the Indiana Pacers in 2019, he played for the Suns for five years. He is 6 feet, 8 inches (2.03 m) tall, and weighs 220 pounds (100 kg).

Warren joined the Brooklyn Nets on July 7, 2022. The 28-year-old only played four games over the last two seasons because of injuries. However, in his last full season with the Pacers in 2019-20, he started a career-high 67 games and averaged a career-high 19.8 points per game on a career-high 53.6 percent shooting from the field, 40.3 percent shooting from 3-point range and a career-high 81.9 percent shooting from the free-throw line, along with 4.2 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and 1.2

17. Edmond Sumner

Edmond Byron Sumner, 26 years old, is an American professional basketball player for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets (NBA). He was a point guard in college, where he played for the Xavier Musketeers. As a junior, he averaged 15.0 points per game and entered the 2017 NBA draft. The New Orleans Pelicans picked him up with the 52nd overall pick, but then he was traded to the Indiana Pacers. He is 6 feet, 4 inches (1.93 m) tall, and weighs 196 pounds (89 kg).

On October 6, 2021, the draft rights to Juan Pablo Vaulet were sent to the Brooklyn Nets, along with a second-round pick in 2025. After four days, the Nets let him go. Sumner signed with the Nets on July 8, 2022, even though he had not played for them the previous season.

18. David Duke Jr.

David Duke Jr. is an American professional basketball player who is 23 years old. He has a two-way contract with the NBA's Brooklyn Nets and the NBA G League's Long Island Nets. The college team he played for was the Providence Friars. He is 6 feet, 4 inches (1.93 m) tall, and weighs 204 pounds (93 kg).



Duke signed with the Brooklyn Nets on August 8, 2021, after going undrafted in the 2021 NBA draft. On October 16, his deal changed from one-way to two-way. Under the terms of the deal, he would split his time between the Nets and the Long Island Nets, the NBA G League team of the Nets.

What is the current status of Brooklyn Nets roster?

The table shows the current status of Brooklyn Nets roster:

NAME

POS

AGE

HT

WT

COLLEGE

SALARY

Nic Claxton33

PF

23

2.11 m

97 kg

Georgia

$8,500,000

Seth Curry30

SG

32

1.88 m

83 kg

Duke

$8,496,500

David Duke Jr.6

SF

23

1.93 m

92 kg

Providence

--

Kevin Durant7

PF

34

2.08 m

108 kg

Texas

$44,119,845

Kessler Edwards14

SF

22

2.01 m

92 kg

Pepperdine

$1,637,966

Joe Harris12

SF

31

1.98 m

99 kg

Virginia

$18,642,857

Kyrie Irving11

PG

30

1.88 m

88 kg

Duke

$36,934,550

Patty Mills8

PG

34

1.83 m

81 kg

Saint Mary's

$6,479,000

Markieff Morris13

PF

33

2.06 m

111 kg

Kansas

$1,836,090

Royce O'Neale00

PF

29

1.96 m

102 kg

Baylor

$9,200,000

Day'Ron Sharpe20

C

21

2.06 m

120 kg

North Carolina

$2,109,480

Ben Simmons10

PG

26

2.11 m

108 kg

LSU

$35,448,672

Edmond Sumner4

PG

26

1.93 m

88 kg

Xavier

$1,968,175

Cam Thomas24

SG

21

1.91 m

95 kg

LSU

$2,138,160

T.J. Warren1

SF

29

2.03 m

99 kg

NC State

$1,836,090

Yuta Watanabe18

SF

28

2.06 m

97 kg

George Washington

$1,762,796

Alondes Williams31

G

23

1.96 m

95 kg

Wake Forest

--

Coach: Jacque Vaughn

How is the composition of the Brooklyn Nets 2021-2022 roster?

The table shows the composition of the Brooklyn Nets 2021-2022 roster:

Jersey

Player

Pos

HT

WT

YOS

Pre-Draft Team

Draft Status

Nationality

21

LaMarcus Aldridge

FC

6-11

265

15

Texas

2006 Rnd 1 Pick 2

United States

95

DeAndre' Bembry

GF

6-5

210

5

Saint Joseph's

2016 Rnd 1 Pick 21

United States

1

Bruce Brown, Jr.

SG

6-4

202

3

Miami (FL)

2018 Rnd 2 Pick 12

United States

0

Jevon Carter

PG

6-1

195

3

West Virginia

2018 Rnd 2 Pick 2

United States

33

Nicolas Claxton

C

6-11

226

2

Georgia

2019 Rnd 2 Pick 1

United States / U.S. Virgin Islands

30

Seth Curry

G

6-1

190

8

Duke

2013 NBA Draft, Undrafted

United States

9

Goran Dragic

G

6-3

190

13

Union Olimpija (Slovenia)

2008 Rnd 2 Pick 15

Slovenia

4

Andre Drummond

C

6-10

279

9

Connecticut

2012 Rnd 1 Pick 9

United States

6

David Duke

SG

6-4

207

0

Providence

2021 NBA Draft, Undrafted

United States

7

Kevin Durant

SF

6-10

225

14

Texas

2007 Rnd 1 Pick 2

United States

14

Kessler Edwards

SG

6-8

214

0

Pepperdine

2021 Rnd 2 Pick 14

United States

10

James Ennis

GF

6-6

215

7

Long Beach State

2013 Rnd 2 Pick 20

United States

32

Wenyen Gabriel

PF

6-9

205

3

Kentucky

2018 NBA Draft, Undrafted

South Sudan

9

Langston Galloway

G

6-1

200

7

Saint Joseph's

2014 NBA Draft, Undrafted

United States

2

Blake Griffin

PF

6-9

246

12

Oklahoma

2009 Rnd 1 Pick 1

United States

13

James Harden

SG

6-5

220

12

Arizona State

2009 Rnd 1 Pick 3

United States

12

Joe Harris

SG

6-6

215

7

Virginia

2014 Rnd 2 Pick 3

United States

4

Shaquille Harrison

G

6-3

195

4

Tulsa

2016 NBA Draft, Undrafted

United States

11

Kyrie Irving

G

6-2

191

10

Duke

2011 Rnd 1 Pick 1

United States / Australia

16

James Johnson

F

6-7

240

12

Wake Forest

2009 Rnd 1 Pick 16

United States

8

Patty Mills

G

6-0

180

12

Saint Mary's

2009 Rnd 2 Pick 25

Australia

31

Paul Millsap

FC

6-7

250

15

Louisiana Tech

2006 Rnd 2 Pick 17

United States

00

Royce O'Neale

SF

6-6

220

4

Baylor

2015 NBA Draft, Undrafted

United States

20

Day'Ron Sharpe

PF

6-9

255

0

North Carolina

2021 Rnd 1 Pick 29

United States

10

Ben Simmons

PF

6-10

240

5

LSU

2016 Rnd 1 Pick 1

Australia

24

Cam Thomas

PG

6-3

208

0

LSU

2021 Rnd 1 Pick 27

United States

What is the 2021-2022 Regular Season Stats of Brooklyn Nets?

The 2021-2022 regular season stats of Brooklyn Nets is as follows:

  • PTS/G: 112.9 (9th of 30) 
  • Opp PTS/G: 112.1 (18th of 30)
  • SRS: 0.82 (15th of 30)
  • Pace: 99.0 (11th of 30)
  • Off Rtg: 113.6 (11th of 30) 
  • Def Rtg: 112.8 (19th of 30)
  • Net Rtg: +0.8 (15th of 30)
  • Expected W-L: 43-39 (15th of 30)
  • Preseason Odds: Championship +240, Over-Under 56.5

The Brooklyn Nets just finished their 2021-2022 season with a 44-38 record, which was good enough for 7th place in the Eastern Conference. Their head coach is Steve Nash and Sean Marks is their executive. They made it into the playoffs but lost 0-4 against the Boston Celtics in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs.

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Who are the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Points?

Kevin Durant leads the Brooklyn Nets in the 2021-2022 regular season by points with an average of 30.3 points per game. Kyrie Irving followed him with 26.9 points per game. Nic Claxton came next with 11.5 points per game. 

The table shows the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Points:

NAME

PTS

Kevin Durant PF

30.3

Kyrie Irving PG

26.9

Nic Claxton PF

11.5

Royce O'Neale PF

9.8

Seth Curry SG

9.7

Cam Thomas SG

9.6

Edmond Sumner PG

8.6

Joe Harris SF

7.5

Yuta Watanabe SF

6.5

Ben Simmons PG

5.8

Patty Mills PG

5.3

David Duke Jr. SF

3.7

Day'Ron Sharpe C

2.8

Markieff Morris PF

2.5

Kessler Edwards SF

1.3

Total

110.8

Who are the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Rebounds?

Nic Claxton led the Brooklyn Nets in the 2021-2022 regular season by rebounds with 8.3 rebounds per game. Ben Simmons and Kevin Durant were behind Claxton with 6.7 and 6.6 rebounds per game, respectively. 

The table shows the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Rebounds:

NAME

REB

Nic Claxton PF

8.3

Ben Simmons PG

6.7

Kevin Durant PF

6.6

Kyrie Irving PG

5.1

Royce O'Neale PF

4.8

Joe Harris SF

3.4

Day'Ron Sharpe C

3.2

Yuta Watanabe SF

2.9

Markieff Morris PF

2.0

Seth Curry SG

1.7

Edmond Sumner PG

1.6

Cam Thomas SG

1.6

David Duke Jr. SF

1.1

Patty Mills PG

0.8

Kessler Edwards SF

0.7

Total

40.4

Who are the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Assists?

Ben Simmons led the Brooklyn Nets in the 2021-2022 season with an average of 5.7 assists per game. Kevin Durant gathered an average of 5.2 assists per game. Kyrie Irving came third with 5.1 assists per game.

The table shows the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Assists:

NAME

AST

Ben Simmons PG

5.7

Kevin Durant PF

5.2

Kyrie Irving PG

5.1

Royce O'Neale PF

4.3

Cam Thomas SG

2.1

Joe Harris SF

2.1

Seth Curry SG

2.0

Edmond Sumner PG

1.4

Nic Claxton PF

1.3

Markieff Morris PF

1.1

Patty Mills PG

0.9

Day'Ron Sharpe C

0.8

Yuta Watanabe SF

0.8

David Duke Jr. SF

0.7

Kessler Edwards SF

0.3

Total

25.8

Who are the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Blocks?

Kevin Durant and Nix Claxton led the Brooklyn Nets in the 2021-2022 season with an average of 1.8 blocks per game. Kyrie Irving came third with 1.1 blocks per game.

The table shows the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Blocks:

NAME

BLK

Kevin Durant PF

1.8

Nic Claxton PF

1.8

Kyrie Irving PG

1.1

Royce O'Neale PF

0.6

Ben Simmons PG

0.5

Day'Ron Sharpe C

0.5

Yuta Watanabe SF

0.5

Seth Curry SG

0.3

Joe Harris SF

0.3

Edmond Sumner PG

0.3

Markieff Morris PF

0.3

Cam Thomas SG

0.2

Kessler Edwards SF

0.1

David Duke Jr. SF

0.1

Patty Mills PG

0.1

Total

7.1

Who are the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Steals?

Kyrie Irving led the Brooklyn Nets in the 2021-2022 season with an average of 1.4 steals per game. Royce O'Neale gathered an average of 1.2 steals per game. Edmond Sumner came third with 1 steal per game.


The table shows the 2021-2022 Regular Season Leaders of Brooklyn Nets by Steals:

NAME

STL

Kyrie Irving PG

1.4

Royce O'Neale PF

1.2

Edmond Sumner PG

1.0

Ben Simmons PG

1.0

Kevin Durant PF

0.8

Nic Claxton PF

0.8

Cam Thomas SG

0.7

Seth Curry SG

0.6

Joe Harris SF

0.5

David Duke Jr. SF

0.4

Kessler Edwards SF

0.3

Day'Ron Sharpe C

0.3

Patty Mills PG

0.3

Markieff Morris PF

0.3

Yuta Watanabe SF

0.2

Total

7.4

How to find the preseason schedule of Brooklyn Nets for 2022-2023?

The preseason schedule for the Brooklyn Nets for the 2022-2023 season has not yet been released. However, it is anticipated that they will release it in late September or early October. In the meantime, you can visit their website or subscribe to their email list to be notified when it is released.

You may also get their previous schedule here.

What is the best Brooklyn Nets roster of all time?

The best Brooklyn Nets roster of all time is the 1973-1974 roster. Erving and fellow All-Star Larry Kenon led the Nets to a 55-29 record that led the ABA. The team was first in Defensive Rating, and Erving won the ABA MVP and made his way onto the First Team All-ABA squad.

The 1973-1974 Nets edge out the 1975-1976 edition because of their playoff dominance. Despite playing an additional round during the playoffs — three rounds instead of only two in the 1975-1976 playoffs — the Nets only lost two games in their run to the championship. They dropped one game to the Virginia Squires in the opening round and one to the Utah Stars in the championship game. Dr. J's two title teams pace led the Nets in the all-time rankings. It would not be a crime to say that the historical importance of the 1976 Dunk Contest and the battles with Gervin and Thompson could give the edge to the 1975-1976 Nets squad. However, the stronger playoff performance of the 1973-1974 team should not be ignored. In the end, that playoff margin makes them my winner for the greatest Nets squad ever.

Who was the most recent Brooklyn Nets trade for?

The most recent Brooklyn Nets trade is Royce O’Neale. According to multiple reports, the Utah Jazz is trading Royce O'Neale to the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for a 2023 first-round pick. The Nets announced the deal, noting the Jazz will receive the least favorable of the Brooklyn/Houston first-round pick swap and Philadelphia's first-round pick that Brooklyn previously acquired.

How much can the Brooklyn Nets players earn?

Brooklyn Nets players can earn anywhere from $1 million to $44 million during the 2022-23 season. This range is based on the NBA's salary cap, which is set to be $123,655,000 for that season. Players are paid a fixed percentage of the salary cap depending on their experience and tenure in the league. As of the 2022-2023 season, Kevin Durant is the highest paid Nets player with a $197,656,908 salary guarantee. 

The table shows the salary of the Brooklyn Nets’ players:

Player

Age

2022-23

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26

2026-27

2027-28

Guaranteed

Kevin Durant

34

$44,119,845

$47,649,433

$51,179,021

$54,708,609

$197,656,908

Kyrie Irving

30

$36,934,550

$36,934,550

Ben Simmons

26

$35,448,672

$37,893,408

$40,338,144

$113,680,224

Joe Harris

31

$18,642,857

$19,928,571

$38,571,428

Royce O'Neale

29

$9,200,000

$9,500,000

$11,700,000

Nic Claxton

23

$8,500,000

$8,750,000

$17,250,000

Seth Curry

32

$8,496,653

$8,496,653

Patty Mills

34

$6,479,000

$6,802,950

$13,281,950

Cam Thomas

21

$2,138,160

$2,240,160

$4,041,249

$2,138,160

Day'Ron Sharpe

21

$2,109,480

$2,210,040

$3,989,122

$2,109,480

Edmond Sumner

26

$1,968,175

$2,239,943

$1,968,175

Markieff Morris

33

$1,836,090

Yuta Watanabe

28

$1,836,090

T.J. Warren

29

$1,836,090

$1,836,090

Kessler Edwards

22

$1,637,966

$1,927,896

$1,637,966

David Duke Jr.

23

Alondes Williams

23

Jevon Carter

27

$3,925,000

$3,925,000

Team Totals

$185,108,628

$139,142,401

$99,547,536

$54,708,609

Who are the Brooklyn Nets' Players?

Pos. No. Name Height Weight Points per Game
C 21 LaMarcus Aldridge 6' 11" 250 lbs 13.6
SG 95 DeAndre' Bembry 6' 5" 210 lbs 5.8
SF 1 Bruce Brown 6' 4" 202 lbs 6.3
PG 0 Jevon Carter 6' 1" 200 lbs 2.9
PF 33 Nicolas Claxton 6' 11" 215 lbs 9.0
SF 6 David Duke Jr. 6' 4" 204 lbs 5.6
PF 7 Kevin Durant 6' 10" 240 lbs 29.3
SF 14 Kessler Edwards 6' 7" 203 lbs 8.1
PF 2 Blake Griffin 6' 9" 250 lbs 6.0
SG 13 James Harden 6' 5" 220 lbs 23.0
SF 12 Joe Harris 6' 6" 220 lbs 11.3
PG 11 Kyrie Irving 6' 2" 195 lbs 23.4
PF 16 James Johnson 6' 7" 240 lbs 4.8
PG 8 Patty Mills 6' 0" 180 lbs 13.7
PF 31 Paul Millsap 6' 7" 257 lbs 3.4
C 20 Day'Ron Sharpe 6' 9" 265 lbs 6.5
SG 24 Cameron Thomas 6' 3" 210 lbs 7.8

An official team can have multiple players, but only five can play in a game at any one time. Each player is assigned a basketball position: center, power forward, small forward, point guard, and shooting guard. The center is the tallest player on each team, playing near the basket. The power forward does many of the things a center does, playing near the basket while rebounding and defending taller players. But power forwards also take longer shots than centers. The small forward plays against small and large players. They roam all over on the court. Small forwards can score from long shots and close ones. The point guard runs the offense and usually is the team’s best dribbler and passer. The point guard defends the opponent’s point guard and tries to steal the ball. The shooting guard is usually the team’s best shooter. The shooting guard can make shots from a long distance and also is a good dribbler.

From league leaders to global stars to NBA legends, the Nets have proudly retired the jersey numbers of six outstanding players for the indelible mark they left on the franchise.

No Player Position Tenure
3 Drazen Petrovic G 1990-1993
5 Jason Kidd G 2001-2008
23 John Williamson G 1960-1971
25 Bill Melchionni G 1969-1976
32 Julius Erving F 1973-1976
52 Buck Williams F 1981-1989

Basketball Hall of Fame players

Nate Archibald - played one season with Nets, 1976-77, the last season on Long Island

Rick Barry - played for the Nets only while the team was a member of the ABA

Julius Erving - played for the Nets only while the team was a member of the ABA

Drazen Petrovic - played 3 seasons for the Nets, died in a car accident after Nets were eliminated

from 1993 NBA Playoffs

The following Naismith Memorial Basketball coaches Hall of Fame spent part of their career with the Brooklyn Nets organization.

Name Position Tenure Inducted
Lou Carnesecca Head coach 1970-1973 1992
Chuck Daly Head coach 1992-1994 1994
Larry Brown Head coach 1981-1983 2002
John Calipari Head coach 1996-1999 2015
Bill Fitch Head coach 1989-1992 2019
Kevin Garnett 2020
Phil Jackson Assistant Coach 1978-1981 2007
Jason Kidd Head Coach 2013-2014 2018

Here you can see the hall of fame executive contributor/s of the Brooklyn Nets.

CONTRIBUTORS

Name Position Tenure Inducted
Rodney King Thorn Assistant coach 1973-1975, 1976-1978 2018
Executive 2000-2010 2018

Basketball Hall of Fame players

No. Name Position Tenure Inducted
24 Rick Barry F 1970-1972 1987
1 Nate Archibald G 1976-1977 1991
32 Julius Erving F 1973-1976 1993
21 Bob McAdoo C 1981 2000
3 Drazen Petrovic G 1990-1993 2002
34 Mel Daniels C 1976 2012
22 Bernard King F 1977-1979 2013
30 Bernard King F 1992-1993 2013
33 Alonzo Mourning C 2003-2004 2014
55 Dikembe Mutombo C 2002-2003 2015
10 Maurice Cheeks G 1992-1993 2018
5 Jason Kidd G 2001-2008 2018
2 Kevin Garnett F 2013-2015 2020
34 Paul Pierce F 2013-2014 2021

FIBA Hall of Fame (Players)

No. Name Position Tenure Inducted
3 Drazen Petrovic G 1991 - 1993 2007
33 Alonzo Mourning C 2003 - 2004 2019

FIBA Hall of Fame (Coaches)

Name Position Tenure Inducted
Chuck Daly Head coach 1992 - 1994 2021
Steve Nash Head coach 2020 the first ever Canadian player inducted

The statistic shows Brooklyn Nets players Team averages for the 2021-22 season.

SPLIT G PTS FG FG% 3P% FT% OR EB DR EB REB AST SLT TO PF
In October 7 104.6 38.6 46.1% 34.6% 75.5% 6.9 39.1 46 22.4 6.9 15.1 19.3
In November 14 112.1 40.4 47.2% 38.4% 83.7% 8.5 35 43.5 26.9 6.9 13.6 18.6
In December 12 111.5 42.4 46.7% 32% 81.3% 10.9 36.8 47.8 25.8 6.3 14.6 21.5
In January 15 115.7 43.9 48.5% 34.3% 84.5% 11.8 33.1 44.9 25.5 7.6 14.2 20.5
Wins 29 116.7 43.3 49.8% 37.8% 83.5% 8.8 36.4 45.2 27.4 6.7 14 20.1
Losses 19 104.8 39.4 43.7% 31.2% 80% 11.6 33.9 45.5 22.6 7.4 14.6 19.8
Home 25 108.9 40.7 45.8% 31.8% 81.4% 11 36 46.9 24.4 7.1 14.8 19.3
Road 23 115.3 42.9 49% 38.7% 83.1% 8.7 34.9 43.7 26.7 6.8 13.6 20.7

The Brooklyn Nets' most career total points in the Regular Season.

Rank Player Games Points PPG
1 Brook Lopez 562 10,444 8
2 Buck Williams 635 10,440 12.8
3 Vince Carter 374 8,834 16.7
4 Richard Jefferson 489 8,507 12.6
5 Jason Kidd 506 7,373 12.6
6 Kerry Kittles 496 7,096 14.1
7 Derrick Coleman 348 6,930 16.5
8 Chris Morris 510 6,762 11.0
9 Mike Gminski 550 6,415 11.7
10 Otis Birdsong 375 5,968 18.0
11 Keith Van Horn 314 5,700 16.0
12 Albert King 410 5,595 12.1
13 Kendall Gill 331 4,932 13.4
14 Darwin Cook 464 4,699 9.5
15 Kenny Anderson 304 4,655 12.6

10 Most career minutes played by the Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Minutes

1

Buck Williams

23100

2

Jason Kidd

18733

3

Brook Lopez

18118

4

Richard Jefferson

17499

5

Kerry Kittles

16686

6

Bill Melchionni

15337

7

Chris Morris

15274

8

Vince Carter

14157

9

Billy Paultz

13804

10

Mike Gminski

13638

10 Most career rebounds played by the Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Total Rebounds

1

Buck Williams

7576

2

Billy Paultz

4544

3

Brook Lopez

4005

4

Derrick Coleman

3690

5

Mike Gminski

3671

6

Jason Kidd

3662

7

Jayson Williams

3328

8

Chris Morris

2918

9

Julius Erving

2738

10

Richard Jefferson

2627

10 Most career Assists played by the Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Assists

1

Jason Kidd

4620

2

Bill Melchionni

3044

3

Kenny Anderson

2363

4

Deron Williams

2078

5

Darwin Cook

1970

6

Vince Carter

1762

7

Richard Jefferson

1486

8

Devin Harris

1473

9

Spencer Dinwiddie

1461

10

Micheal Ray Richardson

1410

10 Most career Steals by Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Steals

1

Jason Kidd

950

2

Darwin Cook

875

3

Kerry Kittles

803

4

Chris Morris

784

5

Kendall Gill

652

6

Buck Williams

599

7

Julius Erving

583

8

Eddie Jordan

562

9

Micheal Ray Richardson

552

10

Brian Taylor

500

10 Most career Blocks made by Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Blocks

1

Brook Lopez

972

2

George Johnson

863

3

Buck Williams

696

4

Mike Gminski

599

5

Derrick Coleman

559

6

Julius Erving

521

7

Billy Paultz

498

8

Chris Morris

468

9

Chris Dudley

466

10

Sam Bowie

459

10 Most career Three-pointers made by Brooklyn Nets

Rank Player 3 - Pointers
1 Joe Harris 842
2 Jason Kidd 813
3 Kerry Kittles 687
4 Vince Carter 638
5 Joe Johnson 516
6 Deron Williams 485
7 Spencer Dinwiddie 428
8 Chris Morris 368
9 Keith Van Horn 335
10 D'Angelo Russell 324

There have been 27 Coaches throughout the Nets franchise (1968 - Present)

Coaching Records By Year

Year Coach Duration Achievements
1967-1968 Max Zaslofsky 1 year New Jersey Americans
1968-1969 Max Zaslofsky 1 year New York Nets
1969-1970 York Larese 1 year
1970-1973 Lou Carnesecca 3 years
1973-1977 Kevin Loughery 4 years 2 ABA championships (1974, 1976)
1977-1980 Kevin Loughery 3 years New Jersey Nets
1980-1981 Bob MacKinnon 1 year
1981-1983 Larry Brown 2 years
1983 Bill Blair -
1983-1985 Stan Albeck 2 years
1985-1987 Dave Wohl 2 years
1987-1988 Bob MacKinnon 1 year
1988-1989 Willis Reed 1 year
1989-1992 Bill Fitch 3 years
1992-1994 Chuck Daly 2 years
1994-1996 Butch Beard 2 years
1996-1999 John Calipari 3 years
1999-2000 Don Casey 1 year
2000-2004 Byron Scott 4 years 2 straight NBA Finals appearances
2004-2009 Lawrence Frank 5 years
2009 Tom Barrise -
2009-2010 Kiki Vandeweghe 1 year
2010-2012 Avery Johnson 2 years
2012-2013 P. J. Carlesimo 1 year Brooklyn Nets
2013-2014 Jason Kidd 1 year
2014-2016 Lionel Hollins 2 years
2016 Tony Brown -
2016-2020 Kenny Atkinson 4 years
2020 Jacque Vaughn -
2020- present Steve Nash -

The following is a list of current players who are under contract with the Brooklyn Nets in the NBA during the regular season.

Brooklyn Nets Team Roster 2021/22

Name POS Age HT WT College Salary
21 LaMarcus Aldridge C 36 6-11 250 Texas $2,641,691
95 DeAndre' Bembry SF 27 6-5 210 St. Joseph's (PA) $1,669,178
1 Bruce Brown SF 25 6-4 202 Miami (Fla.) $4,736,102
0 Jevon Carter PG 26 6-1 200 West Virginia $3,650,000
33 Nicolas Claxton C 22 6-11 215 Georgia $1,782,621
6 David Duke PG 22 6-4 204 Providence $462,629
7 Kevin Durant PF 33 6-10 240 Texas $40,918,900
14 Kessler Edwards SF 21 6-7 203 Pepperdine $462,629
2 Blake Griffin C 32 6-9 250 Oklahoma $2,641,691
13 James Harden PG 32 6-5 220 Arizona State $44,310,840
12 Joe Harris SG 30 6-6 220 Virginia $17,357,143
11 Kyrie Irving PG 29 6-2 195 Duke $35,053,700
16 James Johnson PF 34 6-7 240 Wake Forest $2,641,691
8 Patty Mills PG 33 6-0 180 St. Mary's (CA) $5,890,000
31 Paul Millsap PF 36 6-7 257 Louisiana Tech $2,641,691
20 Day'Ron Sharpe C 20 6-9 265 North Carolina $2,009,160
24 Cameron Thomas SG 20 6-3 210 Louisiana State $2,036,280

Brooklyn Nets - Injuries

29-22 Overall | Eastern - 6th

Player Position Updated Injury Status
LaMarcus Aldridge C Tue, Feb 1 Ankle Expected to be out until at least Feb 8
Kevin Durant PF Sun, Jan 30 Knee Expected to be out until at least Mar 1
Paul Millsap PF Mon, Jan 24 Personal Expected to be out until at least Feb 10
Joe Harris SG Sun, Jan 23 Ankle Expected to be out until at least Feb 8

2021 -2022 Depth Chart

PLAYER STATS

POS NAME RATINGS Depth PTS MPG APG USG%
PG Kyrie Irving 89 1 236 35.5 4.7

28.1

PG Patty Mills 75 2 691 31.2 2.6 17.4
PG Jevon Carter 71 3 112 11.2 0.9 14.8
SG James Harden

Who are the Brooklyn Nets' Players?

Pos. No. Name Height Weight Points per Game
C 21 LaMarcus Aldridge 6' 11" 250 lbs 13.6
SG 95 DeAndre' Bembry 6' 5" 210 lbs 5.8
SF 1 Bruce Brown 6' 4" 202 lbs 6.3
PG 0 Jevon Carter 6' 1" 200 lbs 2.9
PF 33 Nicolas Claxton 6' 11" 215 lbs 9.0
SF 6 David Duke Jr. 6' 4" 204 lbs 5.6
PF 7 Kevin Durant 6' 10" 240 lbs 29.3
SF 14 Kessler Edwards 6' 7" 203 lbs 8.1
PF 2 Blake Griffin 6' 9" 250 lbs 6.0
SG 13 James Harden 6' 5" 220 lbs 23.0
SF 12 Joe Harris 6' 6" 220 lbs 11.3
PG 11 Kyrie Irving 6' 2" 195 lbs 23.4
PF 16 James Johnson 6' 7" 240 lbs 4.8
PG 8 Patty Mills 6' 0" 180 lbs 13.7
PF 31 Paul Millsap 6' 7" 257 lbs 3.4
C 20 Day'Ron Sharpe 6' 9" 265 lbs 6.5
SG 24 Cameron Thomas 6' 3" 210 lbs 7.8

An official team can have multiple players, but only five can play in a game at any one time. Each player is assigned a basketball position: center, power forward, small forward, point guard, and shooting guard. The center is the tallest player on each team, playing near the basket. The power forward does many of the things a center does, playing near the basket while rebounding and defending taller players. But power forwards also take longer shots than centers. The small forward plays against small and large players. They roam all over on the court. Small forwards can score from long shots and close ones. The point guard runs the offense and usually is the team’s best dribbler and passer. The point guard defends the opponent’s point guard and tries to steal the ball. The shooting guard is usually the team’s best shooter. The shooting guard can make shots from a long distance and also is a good dribbler.

From league leaders to global stars to NBA legends, the Nets have proudly retired the jersey numbers of six outstanding players for the indelible mark they left on the franchise.

No Player Position Tenure
3 Drazen Petrovic G 1990-1993
5 Jason Kidd G 2001-2008
23 John Williamson G 1960-1971
25 Bill Melchionni G 1969-1976
32 Julius Erving F 1973-1976
52 Buck Williams F 1981-1989

Basketball Hall of Fame players

Nate Archibald - played one season with Nets, 1976-77, the last season on Long Island

Rick Barry - played for the Nets only while the team was a member of the ABA

Julius Erving - played for the Nets only while the team was a member of the ABA

Drazen Petrovic - played 3 seasons for the Nets, died in a car accident after Nets were eliminated

from 1993 NBA Playoffs

The following Naismith Memorial Basketball coaches Hall of Fame spent part of their career with the Brooklyn Nets organization.

Name Position Tenure Inducted
Lou Carnesecca Head coach 1970-1973 1992
Chuck Daly Head coach 1992-1994 1994
Larry Brown Head coach 1981-1983 2002
John Calipari Head coach 1996-1999 2015
Bill Fitch Head coach 1989-1992 2019
Kevin Garnett 2020
Phil Jackson Assistant Coach 1978-1981 2007
Jason Kidd Head Coach 2013-2014 2018

Here you can see the hall of fame executive contributor/s of the Brooklyn Nets.

CONTRIBUTORS

Name Position Tenure Inducted
Rodney King Thorn Assistant coach 1973-1975, 1976-1978 2018
Executive 2000-2010 2018

Basketball Hall of Fame players

No. Name Position Tenure Inducted
24 Rick Barry F 1970-1972 1987
1 Nate Archibald G 1976-1977 1991
32 Julius Erving F 1973-1976 1993
21 Bob McAdoo C 1981 2000
3 Drazen Petrovic G 1990-1993 2002
34 Mel Daniels C 1976 2012
22 Bernard King F 1977-1979 2013
30 Bernard King F 1992-1993 2013
33 Alonzo Mourning C 2003-2004 2014
55 Dikembe Mutombo C 2002-2003 2015
10 Maurice Cheeks G 1992-1993 2018
5 Jason Kidd G 2001-2008 2018
2 Kevin Garnett F 2013-2015 2020
34 Paul Pierce F 2013-2014 2021

FIBA Hall of Fame (Players)

No. Name Position Tenure Inducted
3 Drazen Petrovic G 1991 - 1993 2007
33 Alonzo Mourning C 2003 - 2004 2019

FIBA Hall of Fame (Coaches)

Name Position Tenure Inducted
Chuck Daly Head coach 1992 - 1994 2021
Steve Nash Head coach 2020 the first ever Canadian player inducted

The statistic shows Brooklyn Nets players Team averages for the 2021-22 season.

SPLIT G PTS FG FG% 3P% FT% OR EB DR EB REB AST SLT TO PF
In October 7 104.6 38.6 46.1% 34.6% 75.5% 6.9 39.1 46 22.4 6.9 15.1 19.3
In November 14 112.1 40.4 47.2% 38.4% 83.7% 8.5 35 43.5 26.9 6.9 13.6 18.6
In December 12 111.5 42.4 46.7% 32% 81.3% 10.9 36.8 47.8 25.8 6.3 14.6 21.5
In January 15 115.7 43.9 48.5% 34.3% 84.5% 11.8 33.1 44.9 25.5 7.6 14.2 20.5
Wins 29 116.7 43.3 49.8% 37.8% 83.5% 8.8 36.4 45.2 27.4 6.7 14 20.1
Losses 19 104.8 39.4 43.7% 31.2% 80% 11.6 33.9 45.5 22.6 7.4 14.6 19.8
Home 25 108.9 40.7 45.8% 31.8% 81.4% 11 36 46.9 24.4 7.1 14.8 19.3
Road 23 115.3 42.9 49% 38.7% 83.1% 8.7 34.9 43.7 26.7 6.8 13.6 20.7

The Brooklyn Nets' most career total points in the Regular Season.

Rank Player Games Points PPG
1 Brook Lopez 562 10,444 8
2 Buck Williams 635 10,440 12.8
3 Vince Carter 374 8,834 16.7
4 Richard Jefferson 489 8,507 12.6
5 Jason Kidd 506 7,373 12.6
6 Kerry Kittles 496 7,096 14.1
7 Derrick Coleman 348 6,930 16.5
8 Chris Morris 510 6,762 11.0
9 Mike Gminski 550 6,415 11.7
10 Otis Birdsong 375 5,968 18.0
11 Keith Van Horn 314 5,700 16.0
12 Albert King 410 5,595 12.1
13 Kendall Gill 331 4,932 13.4
14 Darwin Cook 464 4,699 9.5
15 Kenny Anderson 304 4,655 12.6

10 Most career minutes played by the Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Minutes

1

Buck Williams

23100

2

Jason Kidd

18733

3

Brook Lopez

18118

4

Richard Jefferson

17499

5

Kerry Kittles

16686

6

Bill Melchionni

15337

7

Chris Morris

15274

8

Vince Carter

14157

9

Billy Paultz

13804

10

Mike Gminski

13638

10 Most career rebounds played by the Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Total Rebounds

1

Buck Williams

7576

2

Billy Paultz

4544

3

Brook Lopez

4005

4

Derrick Coleman

3690

5

Mike Gminski

3671

6

Jason Kidd

3662

7

Jayson Williams

3328

8

Chris Morris

2918

9

Julius Erving

2738

10

Richard Jefferson

2627

10 Most career Assists played by the Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Assists

1

Jason Kidd

4620

2

Bill Melchionni

3044

3

Kenny Anderson

2363

4

Deron Williams

2078

5

Darwin Cook

1970

6

Vince Carter

1762

7

Richard Jefferson

1486

8

Devin Harris

1473

9

Spencer Dinwiddie

1461

10

Micheal Ray Richardson

1410

10 Most career Steals by Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Steals

1

Jason Kidd

950

2

Darwin Cook

875

3

Kerry Kittles

803

4

Chris Morris

784

5

Kendall Gill

652

6

Buck Williams

599

7

Julius Erving

583

8

Eddie Jordan

562

9

Micheal Ray Richardson

552

10

Brian Taylor

500

10 Most career Blocks made by Brooklyn Nets

Rank

Player

Blocks

1

Brook Lopez

972

2

George Johnson

863

3

Buck Williams

696

4

Mike Gminski

599

5

Derrick Coleman

559

6

Julius Erving

521

7

Billy Paultz

498

8

Chris Morris

468

9

Chris Dudley

466

10

Sam Bowie

459

10 Most career Three-pointers made by Brooklyn Nets

Rank Player 3 - Pointers
1 Joe Harris 842
2 Jason Kidd 813
3 Kerry Kittles 687
4 Vince Carter 638
5 Joe Johnson 516
6 Deron Williams 485
7 Spencer Dinwiddie 428
8 Chris Morris 368
9 Keith Van Horn 335
10 D'Angelo Russell 324

There have been 27 Coaches throughout the Nets franchise (1968 - Present)

Coaching Records By Year

Year Coach Duration Achievements
1967-1968 Max Zaslofsky 1 year New Jersey Americans
1968-1969 Max Zaslofsky 1 year New York Nets
1969-1970 York Larese 1 year
1970-1973 Lou Carnesecca 3 years
1973-1977 Kevin Loughery 4 years 2 ABA championships (1974, 1976)
1977-1980 Kevin Loughery 3 years New Jersey Nets
1980-1981 Bob MacKinnon 1 year
1981-1983 Larry Brown 2 years
1983 Bill Blair -
1983-1985 Stan Albeck 2 years
1985-1987 Dave Wohl 2 years
1987-1988 Bob MacKinnon 1 year
1988-1989 Willis Reed 1 year
1989-1992 Bill Fitch 3 years
1992-1994 Chuck Daly 2 years
1994-1996 Butch Beard 2 years
1996-1999 John Calipari 3 years
1999-2000 Don Casey 1 year
2000-2004 Byron Scott 4 years 2 straight NBA Finals appearances
2004-2009 Lawrence Frank 5 years
2009 Tom Barrise -
2009-2010 Kiki Vandeweghe 1 year
2010-2012 Avery Johnson 2 years
2012-2013 P. J. Carlesimo 1 year Brooklyn Nets
2013-2014 Jason Kidd 1 year
2014-2016 Lionel Hollins 2 years
2016 Tony Brown -
2016-2020 Kenny Atkinson 4 years
2020 Jacque Vaughn -
2020- present Steve Nash -

The following is a list of current players who are under contract with the Brooklyn Nets in the NBA during the regular season.

Brooklyn Nets Team Roster 2021/22

Name POS Age HT WT College Salary
21 LaMarcus Aldridge C 36 6-11 250 Texas $2,641,691
95 DeAndre' Bembry SF 27 6-5 210 St. Joseph's (PA) $1,669,178
1 Bruce Brown SF 25 6-4 202 Miami (Fla.) $4,736,102
0 Jevon Carter PG 26 6-1 200 West Virginia $3,650,000
33 Nicolas Claxton C 22 6-11 215 Georgia $1,782,621
6 David Duke PG 22 6-4 204 Providence $462,629
7 Kevin Durant PF 33 6-10 240 Texas $40,918,900
14 Kessler Edwards SF 21 6-7 203 Pepperdine $462,629
2 Blake Griffin C 32 6-9 250 Oklahoma $2,641,691
13 James Harden PG 32 6-5 220 Arizona State $44,310,840
12 Joe Harris SG 30 6-6 220 Virginia $17,357,143
11 Kyrie Irving PG 29 6-2 195 Duke $35,053,700
16 James Johnson PF 34 6-7 240 Wake Forest $2,641,691
8 Patty Mills PG 33 6-0 180 St. Mary's (CA) $5,890,000
31 Paul Millsap PF 36 6-7 257 Louisiana Tech $2,641,691
20 Day'Ron Sharpe C 20 6-9 265 North Carolina $2,009,160
24 Cameron Thomas SG 20 6-3 210 Louisiana State $2,036,280

Brooklyn Nets - Injuries

29-22 Overall | Eastern - 6th

Player Position Updated Injury Status
LaMarcus Aldridge C Tue, Feb 1 Ankle Expected to be out until at least Feb 8
Kevin Durant PF Sun, Jan 30 Knee Expected to be out until at least Mar 1
Paul Millsap PF Mon, Jan 24 Personal Expected to be out until at least Feb 10
Joe Harris SG Sun, Jan 23 Ankle Expected to be out until at least Feb 8

2021 -2022 Depth Chart

PLAYER STATS

POS NAME RATINGS Depth PTS MPG APG USG%
PG Kyrie Irving 89 1 236 35.5 4.7

28.1

PG Patty Mills 75 2 691 31.2 2.6 17.4
PG Jevon Carter 71 3 112 11.2 0.9 14.8
SG James Harden 95 1 990 37.0 10.2 28.3
SG Cam Thomas 71 2 18,822 36.3 9.3 25.3
SG David Duke Jr. 67 3 79 17.4 0.9 16.6
SF Kevin Durant 96 1 1,053 36.5 5.8 31.1
SF Kessler Edwards 67 2 162 26.8 0.8 13.8
SF Bruce Brown 79 3 252 20.5 1.1 13.5
PF Nicolas Claxton 75 1 228 21.9 0.9 15.9
PF James Johnson 71 2 190 18.4 1.9 13.3
PF Day'Ron Sharpe 69 3 144 11.8 0.3 22.4
C LaMarcus Aldridge 79 1 484 22.9 0.9 22.8
C DeAndre' Bembry 71 2 256 19.4 1.2 11.6
C Blake Griffin 79 3 256 18.3 2.1 16.5

Date Player POS Transaction
Jan 11, 2022 Shaquille Harrison PG 10-Day Contract Expired; Player Not Re-Signed
Dec 29, 2021 Shaquille Harrison PG Signed to 2nd 10-Day Contract
Dec 27, 2021 Langston Galloway SG Signed to 2nd 10-Day Contract
Dec 21, 2021 Wenyen Gabriel PF Signed to 10-Day Contract
Dec 18, 2021 Shaquille Harrison PG Signed to 10-Day Contract
Dec 18, 2021 James Ennis III SF Signed to 10-Day Contract
Dec 16, 2021 Langston Galloway SG Signed to 10-Day Contract
Oct 16, 2021 Devontae Cacok PF Waived
Oct 15, 2021 Jordan Bowden SG Waived
Oct 15, 2021 Brandon Rachal SG Waived

Who are the key managers and owners for Brooklyn Nets' management and economy?

  • John Abbamondi - CEO, BSE Global, Alternate Governor, Brooklyn Nets
  • Joe Tsai - Governor, Brooklyn Nets
  • Oliver Weisberg - Alternate Governor, Brooklyn Nets
  • Sean Marks - Alternative Governor, General Manager

  • Peter Stern - Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
  • Jeff Gewirtz - General Counsel, Executive Vice President, and Chief Compliance Officer
  • Michael Wandell - Executive Vice President, Chief Commercial Officer
  • Laurie Jacoby - Executive Vice President, Chief Entertainment Officer
  • Leo Ehrline - Executive Vice President, Chief Experience Officer
  • Emerson Moore - Executive Vice President, Chief People Officer
  • Mandy Gutmann - Executive Vice President, Communications and Community Relations.

  • Adina Erwin - General Manager, Barclays Center
  • Chris Giacalone - Vice President, Hospitality
  • Emily Aponte - Vice President, Human Resources
  • Andrew Karson - Senior Vice President, Brand Marketing and Solutions
  • Joshua Pruss - Senior Vice President, Partnership Marketing and Premium Hospitality
  • Riley J. Williams III, MD - Medical Director & Head Team Physician

Timeline of the Net’s ownership.

  • 1967-68
    Trucking magnate Arthur J. Brown managed an AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) team called the ABC Freighters when the ABA launched. In the ABA they played under the team name New York Americans
  • 1976
    The ABA merged with the NBA.
  • 1969-70
    Roy Lars Magnus Boe purchases team from original owner Arthur Brown
  • 1978
    Boe sold the team to a partnership famously called the “Secaucus Seven”
  • 1998
    The Secaucus Seven sold the team to Raymond Chambers and Lewis Katz after unsuccessful efforts to improve the team’s dismal financial state and record.
  • 2004
    After only a few years, the group decided to sell. Bruce Ratner; executive chairman of the company's New York subsidiary, Forest City Ratner Companies. Rathner beats out Charles Kushner and Jon Corzine to buy the team for $300 million. Ratner eventually moves the team back to Brooklyn and helps build Barclays Center.
  • 2010
    Ratner sells majority stake in the Nets and operating rights to Barclays Center to Prokhorov (Onexim Sports and Entertainment). Prokhorov acquired the franchise for $223 million, plus the team’s debt. Five years later, Prokhorov reached a deal to buy out his minority partners for $1.9 billion. Mikhail Prokhorov’s company Onexim now become the 100% equity owner of the Brooklyn Nets and the Barclays Center
  • 2017
    Joe Tsai buys 49% of the Nets in a deal that values the franchise at $2.3 billion -- without Barclays Center. He has an option to purchase the rest of the team by 2021. In September 2019, Prokhorov sold the remaining 51 percent of the Nets to Tsai, Tsai now becomes the owner of the Brooklyn Nets of the NBA and chairman of Barclays Center.

List of Presidents / CEO for the Brooklyn Nets.

Brett Yormark 2005 - 2019
David Lev Sept. 18, 2019 (2 months)
Oliver Weisberg (interim CEO) 2020
John Abbamondi July 2020 - 2022

Past and present General Managers of the Brooklyn Nets

Kiki Vandeweghe 2008 - 2010
Rod Thorn 2010 (2 Mths)
Billy King 2010 - 2016
Frank Zanin 2016 (1 Mth)
Sean Marks 2016 - present

The Brooklyn Nets announced in September, 2020 that Steve Nash would be named the 23rd head coach in franchise history. Nash is the second Canadian head coach in NBA history, he led the team Canada to the quarter-finals of the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Nash holds the Senior Men’s National Team single game assist record, he also earned FIBA Americas MVP honors in 1999 and 2003.

Nash is an eight-time NBA All-Star (2002-2003, 2005-2008, 2010, 2012), the 6'3" point guard, was also a three-time All-NBA First Team member (2005-2007). Nash finished his career ranked third all-time with 10,335 assists after leading the NBA in Assists Per Game for five seasons (2005-2007, 2010, 2011).

On closing out his first season with the nets in June, 2021 Nash said “It’s not that dissimilar to being a player,” said Nash. “We’re going to look back on the year and things that we did and how we performed and the decisions we made, the approach we took and analyze it all and try to come back in a much better position. So it’s very much like being a player. We’re — as an organization — always looking to improve, always challenging, always asking questions, and that’s no different for me, my staff. I’ll definitely spend a lot of time with the film department, with the analytics department and with the front office this year, even the performance team, players, just trying to continually ask the right questions and find answers and solutions for ways that we can get better.

Vaughn was an assistant coach with the San Antonio Spurs from 2010 to 2012. On July 28, 2012, Vaughn was named the new head coach of the Orlando Magic. On February 5, 2015, he was fired by the Magic. Vaughn then spent the 2015-16 season working as a professional scout for the Spurs. He was hired as Kenny Atkinson's top assistant coach for the Brooklyn Nets prior to the 2016-17 season, and was promoted to interim head coach position in March 2020 following Atkinson's mid-season departure. On September 3, 2020, the Nets hired Steve Nash as head coach, while Vaughn returned to his position as assistant coach.

What are the Sponsors of Brooklyn Nets?

Official Jersey Patch Partner

Webul $30 million per year 2021/22 NBA season

What are the old sponsors of Brooklyn Nets?

Official Jersey Patch Partner previous sponsors

Motorola value not disclosed 2020 - 21 NBA season
Infor $24 million over three years 2017 - 20 NBA season

Who are the Rivals of Brooklyn Nets?

The Boston Celtics and Brooklyn Nets battled it out in a game that was supposed to be highlighted by the return of Kyrie Irving to the team that many fans consider he gave up on the previous season. Irving was not in the building. The Boston Celtics were sitting at 13-4. They were looking like a strong candidate to come out of the Eastern Conference. More importantly, they were led by a core of young talent that should keep the team relevant for years to come.

The relationship between these two teams and how they got here dates back to June of 2014. On draft day, the two sides struck a deal that would shape the teams that were on the court in Boston this evening.

Boston’s General Manager, Danny Ainge, understood that he had squeezed all the juice he could out of the trio that brought the Celtics a 16th championship in 2008. The Nets, wanting to make a big splash after moving to Brooklyn just two years before and feeling that they were ready to contend, mortgaged their future for the promise of competing immediately. In short, Boston sent Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, and Jason Terry to Brooklyn in exchange for the expiring contracts of five role players and their unprotected first-round picks in 2014, 2016, and 2018 as well as the rights to a pick-swap in 2017.

The paths of both teams took drastically different turns after that day. The Nets succeeded in making the playoffs, but never made it past the second round.

New York Knicks Rivals 2021-22: Brooklyn Nets. The Nets and Knicks had some close games last season. With the Nets landing 3 high-profile stars in Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and James Harden, they’ve received a ton of national hype outside of New York, they’re going to be even tougher to beat.

Even with the Nets as clear favorites, now that the Knicks are an established winning team, this rivalry is going to gain even more steam. That animosity has been solid fuel for the rivalry, but now, with both of these teams playing winning basketball and playing high-stakes games, this rivalry is just going to get more intense.

2021-22 season

Eastern Conference: Milwaukee Bucks

The Nets’ biggest rival in the Eastern Conference this season is the team that eliminated them from the second round of the playoffs last season. That team, of course being the Milwaukee Bucks. After knocking off the Nets in the second round, the Bucks took down the Atlanta Hawks in the Eastern Conference Finals.

The Bucks, just like the Nets have a huge target on their backs this season as they are the reigning champions. Both rosters are star studded and it is very likely that the two will be facing off against each other in the Eastern Conference Finals this season as long as the seeding lines up to make it possible. The two teams will be opening the season against each other.

The Brooklyn Nets’ biggest rival out of the Western Conference is the Los Angeles Lakers. There is a lot of bad blood between these two teams from former endeavors and shots that have been taken at each other in the media.

The main rivalries between players to keep an eye out for are Kyrie Irving vs LeBron James and Russell Westbrook/LeBron James vs Kevin Durant. If these two teams meet up in the Finals, it would be one of the most interesting series we have seen in years from a narrative perspective.

What is the Brooklyn Nets Agenda for future matches?

Contenders that have been struggling recently, the Brooklyn Nets (29-22) travel to take on the Utah Jazz (31-21). Brooklyn has dropped six straight, tipoff in Salt Lake City is set for 9 p.m. ET. The latest Nets vs. Jazz odds from Caesars Sportsbook lists Utah as the 5.5-point home favorite, while the over-under for total points is set at 229.5.

The SportsLine Projection Model simulates every NBA game 10,000 times and has returned top-rated NBA picks over the past three-plus seasons. The model enters Week 16 of the 2021-22 NBA season. The model has set its sights on Nets vs. Jazz, and just locked in its picks and NBA predictions.

Nets vs. Jazz spread: Jazz -5.5

Nets vs. Jazz over-under: 229.5 points

Nets vs. Jazz money line: Jazz -230, Nets +190

BKN: The Nets are 14-12 against the spread in road games

UTAH: The Jazz are 8-18 against the spread in home games

Brooklyn is solid in several areas on defense, including a league-leading mark in 3-point accuracy allowed at 32.9 percent. The Nets are in the top eight in field-goal percentage defense, assists allowed and blocked shots, and Brooklyn's offense is unquestionably top-notch. The Nets are producing 112.0 points per 100 possessions, an elite figure, and Brooklyn leads the NBA in free-throw accuracy at 81.9 percent.

Brooklyn is No. 3 in the league in field-goal percentage, making 47.2 percent of shots, and the Nets are in the top 10 in assists per game (25.4) and assist percentage (60.9 percent).

How is the Brooklyn Nets' schedule?

Brooklyn Nets Schedule 2021-22

Sun, Feb 6 @Denver Denver 4:30 PM
Tue, Feb 8 vsBoston Boston 8:30 PM
Thu, Feb 10 @Washington Washington 8:30 PM
Sat, Feb 12 @Miami Miami 9:00 PM
Mon, Feb 14 vsSacramento Sacramento 8:30 PM
Wed, Feb 16 @New York New York 8:30 PM
Thu, Feb 17 vsWashington Washington 8:30 PM
Thu, Feb 24 vsBoston Boston 8:30 PM
Sat, Feb 26 @Milwaukee Milwaukee 9:30 PM
Mon, Feb 28 vsToronto Toronto 8:30 PM
Tue, Mar 1 @Toronto Toronto 8:30 PM
Thu, Mar 3 vsMiami Miami 8:30 PM
Sun, Mar 6 @Boston Boston 2:00 PM
Tue, Mar 8 @Charlotte Charlotte 8:00 PM
Thu, Mar 10 @Philadelphia Philadelphia 8:30 PM
Sun, Mar 13 vsNew York New York 1:00 PM
Tue, Mar 15 @Orlando Orlando 7:00 PM
Wed, Mar 16 vsDallas Dallas 7:30 PM
Fri, Mar 18 vsPortland Portland 7:30 PM
Mon, Mar 21 vsUtah Utah 7:30 PM
Wed, Mar 23 @Memphis Memphis 7:30 PM
Sat, Mar 26 @Miami Miami 8:00 PM
Sun, Mar 27 vsCharlotte Charlotte 7:30 PM
Tue, Mar 29 vsDetroit Detroit 7:30 PM
Thu, Mar 31 vsMilwaukee Milwaukee 7:30 PM
Sat, Apr 2 @Atlanta Atlanta 7:30 PM
Tue, Apr 5 vsHouston Houston 7:30 PM
Wed, Apr 6 @New York New York 7:30 PM
Fri, Apr 8 vsCleveland Cleveland 7:30 PM
Sun, Apr 10 vsIndiana Indiana TBD

* Game played at neutral location

What is the average cost for Brooklyn Nets tickets?

Brooklyn Nets tickets start at $23 per seat. They average $150. For courtside seats, expect to pay up to $2,000 per ticket. Cheaper tickets can be found in the upper deck at the Barclays Center.

For premium seating in section 8 or 24 at center court, Nets ticket prices are typically over $300 per seat.

Fans looking for Brooklyn Nets tickets for the current basketball season can find them on TicketSmarter for prices starting at $10.00 and going as high as $11,340.00.

The average ticket prices for a single Brooklyn Nets game during the current season is around $244.23.

Where to buy Brooklyn Nets tickets?

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