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YES Network to broadcast all 82 Nets games

By Ravi Shah ·

Section
Nets
Desk
Feature
Season
2015-16
Filed
Length
305 words, about 2 min
Brooklyn Nets players warming up before a game
Nets warm-ups, before the building fills. Maxim Pierre · CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Yesterday, the Yankees Entertainment and Sports (YES) network announced that it would be airing all 82 Brooklyn Nets games this season and two preseason games. The would be the first time that the Nets would have all 82 games scheduled to broadcast on YES since its move to Brooklyn in 2012.

While every game is scheduled to be aired on the YES network, it is likely that a few games may be aired on different networks in the spring depending on the schedule for the New York Yankees. Last year, the Nets had multiple games moved off the YES network in April.

The Nets have just one nationally televised game and three games scheduled to broadcast on NBA TV. While it may be harder for Nets fans around the country to watch their favorite team play, fans in the NY/NJ area could not complain with more commentary from YES network broadcast crew.

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