After forming the super team of the year, the Brooklyn Nets had the weight of the world on their shoulders to win the NBA title last season. However, their three superstars, James Harden, Kyrie Irving, and Kevin Durant could not maintain their health throughout, which eventually led to their downfall.
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Although they lost to the eventual NBA champions, Milwaukee Bucks, they did leave with their heads held high after all Kevin Durant contributed. Fortunately, the Nets will have their trio intact in the upcoming season, which means they have another real shot at a title.
Also, they re-signed Blake Griffin and Bruce Brown. But they also added some experienced veterans like Patty Mills, James Johnson, DeAndre’ Bembry, and Jevon Carter as well. With that in mind, let’s look at what their schedule looks like in 2021-22, and what are the important matchups.
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Jun 10, 2021; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Milwaukee Bucks forward P.J. Tucker (17) yells in the face of Brooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant (7) in the third quarter during game three in the second round of the 2021 NBA Playoffs at Fiserv Forum. Mandatory Credit: Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports
The Brooklyn Nets will kick start their journey against the team that ended their hopes of winning the championship last season. On October 19, 2019, the Nets will meet the Milwaukee Bucks on their terrain at Fiserv Forum at 7:30 PM EST. While a Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kevin Durant face-off will be a must-watch, Jrue Holiday and Khris Middleton might be guarding James Harden and Kyrie Irving.
So, this will be a battle of the trio, and an excellent opportunity for Brooklyn to extract their revenge, and winning against them might be the ideal start of the new season for them.
Next up, this Christmas Day matchup between Nets and Lakers on December 25 at 8:00 PM EST in Staples Center, will have more superstars on the court than any other game. While the Nets have their three-headed monster, the Lakers’ blockbuster offseason has helped them make a super team of their own. With Anthony Davis, LeBron James, Russell Westbrook, Carmelo Anthony, Dwight Howard, and even Marc Gasol.
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Complete schedule for 2021-22 season
| Oct 3 (3:30 pm EST) Away | Los Angeles Lakers (Preseason) | Jan 13 (8:30 pm EST) Home | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| Oct 8 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Milwaukee Bucks (Preseason) | Jan 15 (7:30 pm EST) Home | New Orleans Pelicans |
| Oct 11 (7:00 pm EST) Away | Philadelphia 76ers (Preseason) | Jan 17 (3:00 pm EST) Away | Cleveland Cavaliers |
| Oct 14 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Minnesota Timberwolves (Preseason) | Jan 19 (7:00 pm EST) Away | Washington Wizards |
| Oct 19 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Milwaukee Bucks | Jan 21 (8:00 pm EST) Away | San Antonio Spurs |
| Oct 22 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Philadelphia 76ers | Jan 23 (8:00 pm EST) Away | Minnesota Timberwolves |
| Oct 24 (4:00 pm EST) Home | Charlotte Hornets | Jan 25 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Los Angeles Lakers |
| Oct 25 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Washington Wizards | Jan 26 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Toronto Raptors |
| Oct 27 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Miami Heat | Jan 29 (8:30 pm EST) Away | Golden State Warriors |
| Oct 29 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Indiana Pacers | Feb 1 (10:00 pm EST) Away | Phoenix Suns |
| Oct 31 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Detroit Pistons | Feb 2 (10:00 pm EST) Away | Sacramento Kings |
| Nov 3 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Atlanta Hawks | Feb 4 (9:00 pm EST) Away | Utah Jazz |
| Nov 5 (7:00 pm EST) Away | Detroit Pistons | Feb 6 (3:30 pm EST) Away | Denver Nuggets |
| Nov 7 (3:30 pm EST) Away | Toronto Raptors | Feb 8 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Boston Celtics |
| Nov 8 (8:00 pm EST) Away | Chicago Bulls | Feb 10 (7:00 pm EST) Away | Washington Wizards |
| Nov 10 (7:00 pm EST) Away | Orlando Magic | Feb 12 (8:00 pm EST) Away | Miami Heat |
| Nov 12 (8:00 pm EST) Away | New Orleans Pelicans | Feb 14 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Sacramento Kings |
| Nov 14 (7:00 pm EST) Away | Oklahoma City Thunder | Feb 16 (7:30 pm EST) Away | New York Knicks |
| Nov 16 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Golden State Warriors | Feb 24 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Boston Celtics |
| Nov 17 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Cleveland Cavaliers | Feb 26 (8:30 pm EST) Away | Milwaukee Bucks |
| Nov 19 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Orlando Magic | March 1 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Toronto Raptors |
| Nov 22 (7:00 pm EST) Away | Cleveland Cavaliers | March 3 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Miami Heat |
| Nov 24 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Boston Celtics | March 6 (1:00 pm EST) Away | Boston Celtics |
| Nov 27 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Phoenix Suns | March 8 (7:00 pm EST) Away | Charlotte Hornets |
| Nov 30 (7:30 pm EST) Away | New York Knicks | March 10 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Philadelphia 76ers |
| Dec 3 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Minnesota Timberwolves | March 13 (1:00 pm EST) Home | New York Knicks |
| Dec 4 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Chicago Bulls | March 15 (7:00 pm EST) Away | Orlando Magic |
| Dec 7 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Dallas Mavericks | March 16 (7:30pm EST) Home | Dallas Mavericks |
| Dec 8 (8:00 pm EST) Away | Houston Rockets | March 18 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Portland Trail Blazers |
| Dec 10 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Atlanta Hawks | March 21 (7:00 pm EST) Home | Utah Jazz |
| Dec 12 (6:00 pm EST) Away | Detroit Pistons | March 23 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Memphis Grizzlies |
| Dec 14 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Toronto Raptors | March 26 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Miami Heat |
| Dec 16 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Philadelphia 76ers | March 27 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Charlotte Hornets |
| Dec 18 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Orlando Magic | March 29 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Detroit Pistons |
| Dec 19 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Denver Nuggets | March 31 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Milwaukee Bucks |
| Dec 21 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Washington Wizards | April 2 (7:30pm EST) Away | Atlanta Hawks |
| Dec 23 (10:00 pm EST) Away | Portland Trail Blazers | April 5 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Houston Rockets |
| Dec 25 (8:00 pm EST) Away | Los Angeles Lakers | April 6 (7:30 pm EST) Away | New York Knicks |
| Dec 27 (10:30 pm EST) Away | LA Clippers | April 8 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Cleveland Cavaliers |
| Dec 30 (7:00 pm EST) Home | Philadelphia 76ers | ||
| Jan 1 (7:30 pm EST) Home | LA Clippers | ||
| Jan 3 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Memphis Grizzlies | ||
| Jan 5 (7:30 pm EST) Away | Indiana Pacers | ||
| Jan 7 (7:30 pm EST) Home | Milwaukee Bucks | ||
| Jan 9 (7:30 pm EST) Home | San Antonio Spurs | ||
| Jan 12 (10:00 pm EST) Away | Chicago Bulls |
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