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Brooklyn Nets 4.7 5 9 9

GREAT TIME The tickets I got from ticketcity were really great seating at the Nets Vs the Heats game on April 3rd 2011. I have to admit it was a bit pricey but I did find the lowest price for a center court seating. Great time! April 5, 2011

Nets v/s Heat We ordered tickets for Nets/Heat game and got section 214, 2nd row seats. The view was obstructed with the main light which was just below that level. So many time need to move around to see the best game view. Otherwise the ordering and getting e-mail tickets was very speedy. Will use this site for future game tickets purchase. Thanks for providing feedback opportunity. April 8, 2011

Birthday Tickets We had a Great time at the Pru Center on my son's thirteenth birthday. He will never forget this game with the Heat vs the Nets. Thank you TicketCity! January 8, 2012

extremely memorable it was my first game without being in cheap seat....i was 7 rows from court side it was the most amazing feeling..... January 7, 2013

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Performer Info

BROOKLYN NETS
The Brooklyn Nets began their existence in the now-defunct American Basketball Association (ABA), where they won two titles under the leadership of "Dr. J" Julius Erving in the mid-'70s. After their move to the NBA during the league merger, the Nets would go on to make 16 playoff appearances, win four division championships and reach the NBA Finals twice.

Most fans will agree that the team had an impressive postseason run during the mid '80s and early '90s, thanks to the steady play of forward Buck Williams, point guard Kenny Anderson and forward Derrick Coleman. However, despite the fact that it regularly qualified for the playoffs, the squad never broke through to the conference finals in those years.

The Nets' fortune changed during the early 2000s when they assembled a talented roster that featured point guard Jason Kidd and forwards Kenyon Martin and Richard Jefferson. The team also made back-to-back appearances in the NBA Finals in 2002 and 2003, but sadly was unable to bring a title back to New Jersey.

A number of Hall of Famers, such as Drazen Petrovic, Bob McAdoo and Nate Archibald, dominated in the paint for the Nets during the twilight of their careers. These key players are also revered by fans for springing the Nets into playoff contention. The Nets moved from New Jersey to Brooklyn beginning with the 2012-13 season.