Despite the Brooklyn Nets' difficult start to the season, attendance at Barclays Center has remained remarkably strong. The team's first three home games averaged 17,548 fans, nearly matching the arena's listed NBA capacity of 17,553.

The Long Island Nets have finalized their 17-player training camp roster ahead of the 2026-27 NBA G League season. The group features seven returning rights players, three affiliate players, three Brooklyn Nets two-way players, one NBA G League International Draft selection, and three local tryout participants.

The Brooklyn Nets have struggled defensively through their first three games, allowing an NBA-high 23.3 wide-open three-point attempts per game, with opponents converting 50% of those shots. While some of that production can be attributed to opponent shooting variance, Brooklyn's inability to prevent so many uncontested looks remains a major concern.

Brooklyn Nets head coach Jordi Fernández said Mikel Brown Jr. will remain on a minutes restriction for the foreseeable future as the team continues to follow its medical and performance staff's plan. Fernández added that Brown will eventually be able to handle more minutes and play in back-to-back games, but neither milestone is expected to happen anytime soon.

LeBron James reflected on why the Brooklyn Nets' star-studded 2013-14 roster failed to live up to expectations, pointing to a lack of time to build chemistry and the age of several key players. James highlighted Deron Williams, Joe Johnson, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, and Jason Terry as an example of how bringing together big names does not always translate into success.

The Brooklyn Nets have introduced their 2026-27 roster in a short video featuring all 18 players introducing themselves. With the regular season approaching, the video gives fans a quick look at the group preparing to represent Brooklyn this year.

The Brooklyn Nets ranked fourth in the NBA in field goals made per game during the 2026-27 preseason, averaging 42.8 made shots per contest. Only the Miami Heat, Boston Celtics, and Indiana Pacers finished ahead of Brooklyn, offering an encouraging sign of the team's offensive production heading into the regular season.

The Brooklyn Nets have requested waivers on forward Ben Humrichous, who joined the team on a training camp contract. Humrichous appeared in just two preseason games, averaging 5.4 minutes per outing, and could now join the Long Island Nets in the G League.

The Brooklyn Nets ranked second among all NBA teams in three-point percentage during the 2026-27 preseason, shooting an impressive 40.9% from beyond the arc. Only the Minnesota Timberwolves shot better at 41.5%, giving Brooklyn an encouraging sign of its potential shooting ability heading into the regular season.