New Jersey Nets Tickets

The New Jersey Nets became a professional basketball team in 1967 as part of the American Basketball Association and then joined the NBA in 1976. As part of the NBA the Nets have had four Division titles and the club has been more competitive in the last decade than ever before.

In 2009-2010 fans are buying New Jersey Nets tickets because head coach Lawrence Frank is confident that the Nets are going to win a lot of games this year and for seasons to come. In this regard, Nets tickets are hot around the league because of the shooting performances of Devin Harris, Chris Douglas-Roberts and Courtney Lee who are looking sharp from the perimeters and earning respect under the boards.

Fun Nets Facts:

• The New Jersey Nets started out as the New York Nets who played on Long Island in the Nassau Coliseum.
• In the 2002 playoffs the Nets played against the Indiana Pacers in the only game in postseason history that was tied at the end of every quarter and sent into overtime.
• As of 2009 the Nets are in negotiations to move the franchise to Brooklyn, New York where the team would play in the Prospect Heights area.

Buying New Jersey Nets tickets online is the easiest and most convenient way to experience the fun and excitement of seeing the NBA's elite teams in action. Nets tickets make a great gift for the sports fan in your life!

The Nets play their home games at the spacious Izod Center in East Rutherford. The arena generally attracts fans from both the New York and New Jersey areas. The sports center is easily accessible from all the surrounding turnpikes and has excellent parking facilities for metropolitans who are always on the go.

Fans have been buying more New Jersey Nets tickets in recent years because the Nets have been competitive against the leagues best teams year after year. In 2001 the franchise started to make the kind of moves that would lead more offensive production and subsequently more victories when the Nets acquired All Star NBA guard Jason Kidd. It was the first time the Nets had a star on the court who could give the team more respect and allow the other players to play better. From 2002-2004 the Nets won consecutive Division titles and became one of the more respected teams in the Eastern Conference.