#BROOKLYN NETS SCHEDULE TV#

The Nets beat the Sixers before trading for Harden and then lost in Philly without Durant or Irving playing. The Nets didn’t need Kevin Durant to beat LeBron James and company a week ago, but everyone still wants to see the world’s two best players go at it in a potential Finals preview, right? Irving said the Nets want a shot at the Lakers when they’re fully healthy, and Anthony Davis might be back from his Achilles injury by that point too. Rudy Gobert will pose some problems for Brooklyn defensively, and New York native Donovan Mitchell is always a threat. Since that date, the Nets traded for Harden while the Jazz have become one of the premier teams in the Western Conference.

The second half of a back-to-back pits the Nets against Utah, two teams that look a lot different than their last meeting on Jan. No matter the records, though, this game will always have some juice as long as Irving is in a Brooklyn jersey. While Boston has struggled throughout the season and is 15-16, the Celtics are still a top-six seed in the Eastern Conference. The Nets open the second half against Kyrie Irving’s former team, which they thumped 123-95 on Christmas Day. Credit their record - at 21-12, they’re a half game behind Philadelphia for the East’s top seed - or the James Harden trade adding even more star power to the roster, but whatever the reason, the Nets are set for plenty of high-profile games the rest of the way.īut which ones stand out most? Here’s what you need to know about the second half of the Nets’ schedule. The NBA released the second half of its season schedule Wednesday, and Brooklyn will land on national television a whopping 20 times.

#BROOKLYN NETS SCHEDULE TV#

Get ready for a lot of Brooklyn Nets basketball on your TV screen.

Brooklyn nets schedule