Angelo V. 19 years young. Filipino-American. Rutgers. Queens, New York born. Jersey Strong. Brooklyn Nets. Waddup doe.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
The Jersey Shore of my youth has been completely wiped out in one day.
New Brunswick, New Jersey skyline
“R-U Rah Rah”
New Milford, New Jersey — “The Birthplace of Bergen County”
(1995-1999) <33
Might as well change my iPod Touch background too since the New Jersey Nets no longer exist ;____;
Hello Brooklyn Nets!
Look at the NBA page in the “teams” tab! BROOKLYN Nets! #HELLOBROOKLYN
At 12:00am today, the New Jersey Nets officially became the Brooklyn Nets
A lot of New Jersey fans said they gave up becoming Nets fans just because they aren’t in New Jersey anymore. Well, hello? The Nets were in New York and called the “New York” Nets for a part of their history too! Along with that, the team moving 9 MILES away! It’s not like the Seattle Supersonics, who moved 1000+ miles away to the middle of the country! *Thunder fans from Seattle, I salute you* New Jerseyans can easily access the NJ Tranisit or PATH trains then switch over to the NY Subway to get to Brooklyn. Or even drive or take a bus!
I’m not feeling sad, like many other fans are. Perhaps it’s because I was born in New York City, so I have that connection there. But anyways, Go Nets! #HELLOBROOKLYN
Like I said, the Nets moving to Brooklyn isn’t about the team, but rather the brand. Brooklyn is a HUGE market, and Brooklynites are proud to rep Brooklyn. I expect these logos to be selling off the shelves come Monday.
This new arena looks legit. They made it like a theater, with the court as the stage with all the lighting. What people don’t realize is that Brooklyn is not just a place to play in, but a brand as well. People are proud of Brooklyn and will rep it to death.
I’m digging the white on black, but please, please put some other detail on this…
But the “Brooklyn” brand is gonna be a seller…people will love to have “Brooklyn” on their apparel though
In 5 days these jerseys will be obsolete and considered “retro/throwbacks”
New Jersey Nets fan Billy Zarro and his son Milan in an empty Prudential Center after the final Nets game in New Jersey. Nets fell to the Philadelphia 76ers.
2 minutes left of basketball in New Jersey, 2!
Gary Sussman, PA Announcer, on final 2-minute warning in the 4th quarter of the New Jersey Nets game
“Last” facts for Nets Basketball in New Jersey:
Last shot made: Lou Williams, 76ers (3pt shot)
Last 3 pt shot made: Lou Williams
Last 2 pt shot made: Armon Johnson, Nets
Last Net to score: Armon Johnson
Last attempted shot in New Jersey: Johan Petro (miss)
Last game of the Nets in New Jersey…in 7 days this logo will be defunct, and the name Nets will move to Brooklyn