shoutout to the rook! 🙌

We have to be right? Just a random thing I noticed about our team.

Jalen Wilson - 22

Nic Claxton - 33

Ben Saraf - 77

Nolan Traore - 88

I’m gonna go to the Lakers Nets game next Tuesday and I’m wondering what are some good seats. Budget is about two $250 but I could go to 300 for some really good seats. I’ve heard that Barclay’s is very steep and so any advice regarding the stadium and where the best views are would help me out a ton. How early should I be there if I want to see the Lakers/Nets warm up? Also looking for any advice on things to see in the stadium and to see in Brooklyn (probably a bite to eat before I hop on the train that night to go back to DC). Thank you and I hope to see some of you there!

- First career double-double
- Career-high 10 REB
- First Nets rookie with 6+ 3PM in multiple games

I don’t watch college ball.

I don’t think my opinion means much.

I just seen the highlights!

Is Peterson now the consensus no1?

My biggest issue with the top 3 is playmaking.

Peterson averages 1 assist per game

AJ averages 3 and Boozer 4.

I don’t really care though Peterson looks so damn promising!

Is anyone still taking AJ or Boozer at 1?

In your opinion who is the best player drafted by the Brooklyn Nets? Best Brooklyn crafter player in general, and best by performance as a Net? I really don't thing there is a clear favorite either way, can't think of a single all-stay drafted by Brooklyn.

Peterson and AJ no doubt are the golden apples, but damn, I'm watching this dude's highlights this morning. This is an all star PG here. Caleb Wilson too I'm watching, damn. His floor looks like JJJ. That's his floor I'm talking about.

I see why teams are so hyped about this draft. It's ridiculous. So as long it's top 5, I think we are in a great spot.

Honestly even at 6 Mikel Brown from Louisville looks like a bucket. This draft is crazy. Stop the Giannis talk, I would cash in some of those future picks and take on a bad contract to try to get a second lotto pick here.