The Brooklyn Nets are starting to shape their plans for the 2025-26 season.
On August 14th, the NBA released its schedule, outlining the direction for Jordi Fernandez’s team as they aim to bounce back from last year’s disappointing 26-56 record.
This season kicks off with a matchup against Donovan Mitchell’s Cleveland Cavaliers on October 24th at their home court, Barclays Center. The lineup includes familiar faces like Cam Thomas and Nick Claxton, as well as new additions like Michael Porter Jr.
Fans can look forward to exciting games against rivals, including the New York Knicks (on November 24 and March 20, 2026), the Golden State Warriors featuring Steph Curry (December 29), and LeBron James and Luka Dončić’s Los Angeles Lakers (February 24). This last game is particularly noteworthy as it will see the return of former Net Kyrie Irving.
Excitingly, the upcoming season will also showcase a revamped roster with five first-round draft picks made by general manager Sean Marks this past June:
- No. 8 Pick: Egoldenin, a guard/forward from BYU who averaged 11.3 points per game during the summer league.
- No. 19 Pick: Nolan Traoré, a French point guard with an average of 7.3 points per game.
- No. 22 Pick: Drake Powell, an athletic wing from North Carolina, who missed summer league play due to injury.
- No. 26: Ben Saraf, an Israeli combo guard who averaged 7 points per game.
- No. 27: Danny Wolf, a forward/center from Yale with an average of 10 points per game.
Interestingly, some standout players during summer league play included Drew Tim, who played several games with the Nets last season, and former Laker Quincy Olival, who averaged 16.7 points in a limited summer stint in Vegas. Ty Samuel and Tyson Etienne also made a positive impression.
As part of their preseason schedule, the team will face the Phoenix Suns on October 10 and 12 at the Venetian Arena in Macau, China. They will play their first game against Israel’s Hapoel Jerusalem on October 4th.
If you’re planning to go to Barclays this season, tickets are currently available for home games, including preseason matchups and the NBA Cup tournament.
For those keen on staying up to date, we’ve provided a comprehensive guide to the Brooklyn Nets’ 2025-26 season below.
Brooklyn Nets 2025-26 Season Ticket Information
Fans eager to support the team in their iconic black and grey gear can now purchase season tickets.
Hopefully, we’ll see you at Barclays this year.
Complete Home Game Schedule for 2025-26
Here’s the home game calendar from October 2025 to April 2026.
Preseason Games at Barclays Center in October 2025
October 2025 Regular Season Games at Barclays Center
November 2025 Regular Season Games at Barclays Center
*The “NBA Cup Games” listed are part of the in-season tournament.
December 2025 Regular Season Games at Barclays Center
January 2026 Regular Season Games at Barclays Center
February 2026 Regular Season Games at Barclays Center
March 2026 Regular Season Games at Barclays Center
April 2026 Regular Season Games at Barclays Center
Brooklyn Nets 2025-26 Road Games
If you’re hoping to catch the Nets away from Barclays, you can follow Thomas and Porter Jr. throughout the season.
How to Watch Brooklyn Nets on TV
Fans who prefer to watch at home have various options. Networks like Yes, ABC, ESPN, NBA TV, and TNT are good choices.
For cord-cutters, streaming services like Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, Sling, or YouTube TV might be useful. Just remember to check local listings.
Upcoming Events at Barclays Center in 2025
If you’re interested in events other than basketball, Barclays Center has several exciting shows lined up:
- NBA YoungBoy on September 27
- Druski on October 11
- John Legend on November 4
- Kaitrinada and Justice on November 8 and 9
- Brandy and Monica on November 20
Curious about more performances? You can explore the full schedule for the 2025-26 season at Barclays Center.
