The Long Island Nets will play a total of four games in Quebec as part of their 50-game season.
Brooklyn's G League affiliate unveiled its full 50-game season for 2026-27, highlighting an exciting schedule that includes four 'home' games at Place Bell in Laval, Quebec. This marks a continued effort to engage with fans in French-speaking Canada, where the Nets have previously enjoyed success, having played to sellout crowds in the Montreal suburb six times in the past two years. The team's strategy reflects a commitment to building a fanbase in the region, as they aim to capitalize on their past successes.
Long Island will kick off its season on Friday, November 6, against the Greensboro Swarm. This opening game is anticipated to set the tone for the season, as the team looks to improve upon their previous performances. With a training camp scheduled to open at the end of October, the Nets are preparing to refine their roster and strategies ahead of the competitive season.
The Long Island Nets are also making tickets available for all home games at Nassau Coliseum, which can be purchased through Ticketmaster. This accessibility aims to draw in local fans and enhance attendance at their games. The franchise's efforts to engage with the community are evident as they prepare for a season filled with potential and excitement.
As the Long Island Nets gear up for the upcoming season, they are looking to build on their previous experiences and improve their standing in the league. With the integration of new players and strategies, the team is optimistic about their chances. Fans are encouraged to stay engaged as the season progresses, with various promotions and events planned throughout the year.