Brooklyn We back On The Map ..Official 2019 Brooklyn Nets Off Season thread

[No Homo]

I’m not sure Rodi plays for the Nets again.

That whole culture thing huh

 

[King P]

we'll see how this plays out

 

[Collateral]

Forget Melo. We getting our old friend Iso Joe back

Please

 

[No Homo]

KD hints he might be back this season.. Said since he wont be starting off the season

“I’m excited about this group,” Durant told Chris Henderson (SEEHENDO on YouTube). Obviously with me not starting off the season, being injured, you’re gonna see a lot of guys step up, do some things and go to another level as a player.” “Caris [LeVert], Joe Harris, Taurean Prince. Even the older guys like Garrett Temple, Kyrie [Irving], DeAndre [Jordan]. I feel like everybody in this environment in going to step up, especially due to circumstances with me not being available. I think everybody’s going to step up and take it to the next level, we got great coaching, great front office, great fanbase that’s excited for something new. This is a fresh start for everybody I feel.”

I still cant believe thos is kevin durant talking about and praising this organization and hes apart of it.. It really still hasn't hit me yet hes a Brooklyn Net

 

[No Homo]

 

[old pig]

 

[feelosofer]

I hope Rodion comes from this clean, dude has all star potential.

 

[No Homo]

I know I keep saying it but i still cant believe we pulled this off

 

[No Homo]

New court

 

[tremonthustler1]

I’m in love with the new court

 

[No Homo]

I’m in love with the new court

Same here it looks really good...i dont know why dont use that logo more often. Its the best one imo.

 

[old pig]

damn that’s beautiful

 

[Jordan>>LeFrozen]

I went to the nets store downtown with my girl and copped me some gear. Gonna be a lit season

 

[No Homo]

Court was Sean Marks vision.

Marks wanted change, to put his artistic imprint on the franchise he has helped reinvent, and he had a radical idea: a gray floor meant to evoke blacktop courts, the streets of Brooklyn, and the borough’s “industrial vibe,” he says. Gray has been on the fringes of the team’s Brooklyn-era palette, including on the alternate Brooklyn Dodgers-themed uniforms they wore in past seasons.

Everything Marks and the Nets’ creative team toyed with from there centered around gray. It was a risk -- an unknown. The NBA says it has never had an all-gray court, though a few teams -- the New Orleans Pelicans, Denver Nuggets, Cleveland Cavaliers, Milwaukee Bucks, and others -- have shaded enlarged logos and landscapes into sections of their floors. Years ago, one team proposed a black floor designed to recall darker asphalt courts. The league rejected it, arguing it would not play well on television.

Going with a two-tone gray design meant demoting the team’s signature black to the boundaries. Marks thought they would still retain enough black, especially since the theater-style lighting in the Barclays Center shrouds the seats around the court. “Barclays is dark anyway,” Marks says. “I wanted this to be brighter without using super bright colors. This is simple, to the point.”

It also allowed the Nets to transition from white lines to black, and black-on-gray is a pleasing visual.

The court will be a little splashier on nights when Brooklyn wears The Notorious B.I.G.-inspired city edition jerseys with multicolored trim meant to mimic the legendary rapper’s Coogi sweaters. (Those jerseys will be white this season, the team says. They were black last season.) That trim, which the teams calls “Brooklyn Camo,” will ring some of the boundaries. The team may plop their Biggie-inspired tilted-crown alternate logo onto the city edition court that will accompany the jerseys this season, though that has not been finalized, team officials say. That court will be identical to the main one -- gray-on-gray -- in every other way, the team says.

The coogi jerseys coming back this season this time in white

 

[Crack Daniels]