Brooklyn Nets haven’t had a convincing start to the 2022-23 campaign as they are 1-2 this season. They recently lost to Ja Morant’s Memphis Grizzlies by 10 points on the road. Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving were the star performers for the Nets, as both scored 37 points. However, it wasn’t enough to stop a second-half comeback from the Grizzlies. Ben Simmons continues to struggle for the Nets this season and scored just 7 points in the recent game.

As the Nets find their way into the new season, a recent report has revealed that the Nets are the team with the least season ticket sales in the NBA.

Joseph Tsai’s Brooklyn Nets has a huge $3.2 billion valuation with such a huge fanbase around the world. The Nets are the 7th most valuable NBA team and raked in $14 million from ticket sales last year.

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When Joseph Tsai became the sole owner of the Nets in 2019, the franchise was valued at $2.4 billion. However, despite the increase in valuation, the Nets’ revenue has decreased. This has led to soaring ticket prices for NBA games, which has hugely affected season ticket sales.

NBA Twitter reacts to Brooklyn Nets’ decline in season ticket sales

Now, the Brooklyn Nets are the NBA team with the least season ticket sales. The report went viral on social media, leading to reactions from NBA fans.

Following are some of the best reactions to the news:

Brooklyn Nets had a rise in attendance last season, but despite that, they lost between $50 million to $100 million. Due to huge losses last season, the Nets decided to raise the ticket prices for this season as well. The Barclays Center has been sold out in the first two games, thanks to the single-game ticket sales.

Kevin Durant and the Nets need huge home support in the next games

Kevin Durant has been performing at the top level this season. However, the Nets have been far from convincing. The Nets face the Milwaukee Bucks next on the road. However, after that, they have four consecutive games at home, where they would need all the support they can from the fans.

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The Nets face Dallas Mavericks at home this Thursday. They then face the Pacers twice at home, before hosting the Bulls on November 1.

Can Kevin Durant and co. count upon the fans to provide much-needed support in the coming games? Let us know in the comment section below.