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| This would be the nicest court in the NBA by far. Photo credit: http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/1349568/Barclays_Center_Interior_with_Court2.jpg |
We’ve got another jampacked Netlinked today on Brooklyn Balling with some good news and some bad news. We’ll start off with the bad news first:
Dominic McGuire, whom the Nets were reportedly going to work out, has signed a partially-guaranteed training camp deal with the Raptors, our division rivals to the north. As I wrote a few days ago, McGuire would have been a nice fit with this Nets’ team, a team without many rebounders or defensive specialists, two niches that McGuire fills.
Moving on, a much-awaited milestone in the construction of the Barclays Center was completed today as the Nets’ home court for the 2012-13 season and beyond was finalized and unveiled today (link has pictures!). As everything with the Brooklyn Nets has been so far, the court is certainly unconventional andis what is known as herringbone-patterned, a term I looked up on Wikipedia and found to mean “an arrangement of rectangles used for floor tilings and road pavement”.
It’s definitely unique and as CEO Brett Yormark said in the link above, it has the chance to be iconic as a floor design, similarly to the parquet floor that is so recognizable at the TD Garden in Boston.
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