Brooklyn Nets Schedule 2019 Nets Schedule

The Brooklyn Nets are coming off a 28-54 season, and went 19-33 in the conference, but also 1-15 in the division. Facing Boston, Philly, and Toronto is going to give you some tough games, which is why the Nets won just one game in their division. With those teams being the elite of the Eastern Conference, expect more struggles for the Nets. The Nets have 14 back-to-backs which is a slightly above average number in comparison to some of the others in the league. The Nets continue to rebuild, and will continue to struggle, even in a diminished Eastern Conference. Brooklyn will get plenty of Western Conference opponents within the first two months of the season. They face New Orleans, Golden State (x2), Denver, and Minnesota within the first few weeks. Given how tough the West is, the Nets will take a lot of losses early on. While 28 wins was a step in the right direction, it is going to be hard to move even further. Teams like Washington, Charlotte, and Detroit are going to edge them out when everything is said and done. The Nets get a few rivalry matchups, like the Knicks in their second game, but also on the road again a week later. The Nets televised games are mainly because of the other team. They face the Lakers, Bucks, Mavs, and Blazers on televised schedules. They also face the Cavs, which is a head-scratcher for being on ESPN. Being a young team that plays up in pace, they will at least keep games entertaining. The Nets will look to be competitive, and continue to build around some of the younger talent they have. Unless you are in the area, Brooklyn isn’t going to be seen often, which is sort of a shame in comparison to some of the other bottom barrel teams.