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As the Brooklyn Nets continue the opening stretch of their regular season, their G League affiliate, the Long Island Nets, began preparing for their 11th season, which starts November 7 in Greensboro, N.C., vs. the Swarm. Practice opened Monday at…

The Long Island Nets have officially unveiled their 17-player training camp roster ahead of their 11th NBA G League season. Brooklyn Nets two-way players Chaney Johnson, Grant Nelson, and second-round draft pick Tyler Bilodeau are included on the roster. Additionally, Brooklyn assigned 2026 first-round pick Joshua Jefferson alongside 2025 first-rounders Drake Powell and Ben Saraf to the affiliate.
The roster also features multiple Summer League participants, seasoned prospects, and three local tryout invitees, including Valley Stream native Jordan Dingle. Camp runs through November 5, with the team needing to trim the squad before their November 7 season opener against the Greensboro Swarm.
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