Yeah, it’s bad. The Brooklyn Nets go into Indiana Sunday with an 0-5 record and both of their 20-year-old hopes out with (minor) injuries. The record is the worst in the East and tied with the Sacramento Kings for worst…
Despite starting the season 0-5, writer Net Income highlights perspective from GQ's Cam Ward suggesting the Brooklyn Nets are not doomed. While fans express frustration over the poor record and the rival New York Knicks' recent championship, Barclays Center has maintained an average attendance of 17,548 across three home games.
In an interview with Ward, forward Julius Randle dismissed concerns regarding visiting fans filling Barclays Center, stating winning will bring home support. The franchise continues investing in Brooklyn through community programs, while BSE executive Peter Stern believes regional basketball enthusiasm will aid long-term growth.
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