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No matter what the matchup is, the action in the National Basketball League is still the best in the business as exemplified by Monday night’s affair between the Golden State Warriors at the Brooklyn Nets at the Barclays Center.
The Nets find themselves far below the .500 mark and buried in the Eastern Conference standings coming into this one. While Brooklyn has gotten solid production out of Mikal Bridges and Cam Thomas, who average a bit over 20 points per game apiece, the team’s defense ranks in the lower third of the league.
The Warriors are merely a shell of their once-great dynasty, also limping into Monday’s match with a sub-.500 record and far from competitive in the Western Conference race. Prolific scorer Stephon Curry still leads the team with a top-10 scoring average, but Golden State is right next to Brooklyn when it comes to poor defensive metrics.
The Brooklyn Nets will host the Golden State Warriors on Monday, Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. ET.
View Brooklyn Nets vs. Golden State Warriors ticketsWhile both teams are far from contention, there is still plenty to get amped about in this game — especially given that Curry is a surefire Hall of Fame player and any opportunity to see him play is worth the cost of the ticket. Plus, with the lack of defense on both sides, it should be a fun one to watch offensively as well.
At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Brooklyn Nets vs the Golden State Warriors are $50.
If you’re looking for a more luxurious experience, the most expensive ticket would only cost you $2,628.
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