Bumping up attendance at Barclays: first eight Brooklyn Nets home games each feature 1,000 free tickets, thanks to sponsor Webull
Tonight's Brooklyn Nets' home game against the lowly Detroit Pistons has more than 50 seats available for $10 or less (before fees), according to StubHub , and many more under $20 or $25. (Those fees can be hefty: the two $6 tickets cost $10 each, for example.) So not every game in their initial homestand should be as popular as those against league leaders like the Milwaukee Bucks or Miami Heat. But the Nets' reasonably solid attendance figures over their first four home games, 16,522, or 93.2% of capacity (according to ESPN ), deserve a small asterisk: 1,000 of those tickets distributed are giveaways, thanks to uniform patch sponsor Webull. (There may be other freebies, as well.) Those 1,000 tickets represent about 5.6% of capacity. Without them, the Netes would be at 87.6% of capacity--still a larger percentage, though not a larger raw number of tickets, than the New York Knicks' performance at the larger Madison Square Garden. (Presumably the Nets would otherwise ha...