Nets CEO Brett Yormark tells Sports Business Journal, "We’re off to the best start in new season-ticket sales in team history in large part because our fans see how committed ownership is to winning and because we have such a compelling story to tell."
Well, maybe, but until and unless he releases statistics we can't be sure.
After all, Yormark's credibility is a tad thin, given that last July he claimed "we're having one of the best off-seasons that we've had in years."
Then again, the Nets have nowhere to go but up. And they do have a top draft pick--we'll know tomorrow about the lottery number--and a lot of cap space to buy free agents.
And there's a new arena on the way, paid for in part by naming rights that the state simply gave away.
Well, maybe, but until and unless he releases statistics we can't be sure.
After all, Yormark's credibility is a tad thin, given that last July he claimed "we're having one of the best off-seasons that we've had in years."
Then again, the Nets have nowhere to go but up. And they do have a top draft pick--we'll know tomorrow about the lottery number--and a lot of cap space to buy free agents.
And there's a new arena on the way, paid for in part by naming rights that the state simply gave away.
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