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THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2017 | BARCLAYS CENTER, BROOKLYN GREEN NIGHT PRESENTED by Brooklyn Born VS THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2017 | BARCLAYS CENTER, BROOKLYN GREEN NIGHT PRESENTED BY Brooklyn Born. Brooklyn Tough. MONITORING | TECHNOLOGY | PROTECTION 877575SW24 | SW24.COM 1 penn plaza, Suite 4000, New York, NY 10119 SW24 is licensed in the State of New Jersey: Burglar Alarm Business License # 34BF00043500. SW24 is licensed in the State of New York: Licensed by the N.Y.S. Department of State, # 12000273780 INSIDER RONDAE’S REBOOT OFFICIAL GAME PROGRAM Rondae Hollis-Jefferson’s second NBA season has 14 featured new faces and a new position PHOTOGRAPHY Nathaniel S. Butler Getty Images DESIGN & LAYOUT GAME INFORMATION BROOKLYN TASTE Justin A. Baier Meet the teams and their Michelin-starred chef Saul projected starters for Bolton brings his classic Victoria Caswell 23 tonight’s game 32 sausages to Barclays Center Leon Hunter Jessie Kavana Duane Tomaszewski DIRECTION & PRODUCTION Tom Dowd CLUBS & RESTAURANTS 50 YEARS OF NETS HISTORY Check out Barclays Center’s The Nets closed out the Jeff Gamble premium hospitality spots for ABA era by claiming the 34 dining and cocktails 40 league’s final title CONTRIBUTORS Stephanie Greenberg Mike Wisniewski BROOKLYNETTES NETS IN THE COMMUNITY Meet Nets dancer Anna Janet Warmbir received the Teacher Excellence 43 51 Award from the Nets PIX11 NEWS #1 in the U.S. for Orthopedics -U.S.NEWS & WORLD REPORT 2016-2017 BEST HOSPITALS RANKINGS Locations: ● New York City ● Westchester ● Queens ● New Jersey ● Long Island ● Connecticut hss.edu/sports Tel 877.606.1555 PIX11 AM News • Full Page • Size 5.5”w x 8.5”h • Bleed .125” all around • Issue Date: 3/21, 3/23, 3/28 #1 in the U.S. for Orthopedics -U.S.NEWS & WORLD REPORT 2016-2017 BEST HOSPITALS RANKINGS Locations: ● New York City ● Westchester ● Queens ● New Jersey ● Long Island ● Connecticut hss.edu/sports Tel 877.606.1555 5 6 BROOK 10K During a 24-point outing in the Nets’ win at Sacramento on March 1, Brook Lopez became the second player in franchise history to score 10,000 points with the Nets. He’s currently second in franchise history in points scored behind Buck Williams (10,440). Through March 9, Lopez had a career scoring average of 18.5 points per game in 545 games. In 2016-17 he’s averaging 20.3 points per game, just a shade off his career high of a year ago, despite playing four fewer minutes per game. With the addition of the 3-point shot to his offensive attack, Lopez is compiling the most productive offensive season of his career while posting a career high in shooting percentage from 2-point range. Through March 9, he had six 30-point games this season, moving into a tie for third place on the Nets’ all-time list behind Vince Carter and John Williamson with 38 in his career. For an extended Brook Lopez photo gallery, visit brooklynnets.com/photos 16 | 17 BROOKLYN NETS BASKETBALL 7 BACK ON POINT As the Nets hit the road for an eight-game swing, they welcomed back Jeremy Lin as they opened the trip in Denver before moving on to California. In his first 10 games back, Lin shot 45 percent from 3-point range and averaged 14.7 points in 21.6 minutes per game. He had 17 points with five assists in Brooklyn’s win at Sacramento and scored 18 in back-to-back games at Portland and Memphis. Lin knocked down a season-high four 3-pointers against the Blazers and scored 11 fourth-quarter points to key the win against the Grizzlies. He closed out the road trip with 16 at Atlanta and 18 at Dallas, then came home to knock down some big fourth-quarter shots in a win against the Knicks and score a season-high 24 points against Oklahoma City. For an extended Jeremy Lin photo gallery, visit brooklynnets.com/photos 73366 WE CAME TO CREATE A VODKA SHOOTS. WE CAME TO STEP UP THE VODKA SCORES. WE CAME TO BATTLE WE CAME TO PLAY SAVOR STOLI® RESPONSIBLY. Stolichnaya® Premium Vodka. 40% Alc/Vol. (80 proof). Distilled from Russian Grain. Stoli Group USA, LLC, New York, NY ©2014 Spirits International, B.V. 10 800-4NBA-TIX | BROOKLYNNETS.COM 5171A0016_SV_BrklynNets_Shoots_5x8_1.indd Cyan Magenta Yellow Black WE CAME TO CREATE WE CAME TO STEP UP WE CAME TO BATTLE WE CAME TO PLAY 800-4NBA-TIX | BROOKLYNNETS.COM 16 | 17 BROOKLYN NETS BASKETBALL 11 S:5.25” BUY ONE, GET ONE FOR A * WHICH WIIINGS SPECIAL OFFER FOR SELECT NEW YORK ISLANDERS GAMES SUIT YOU? S:8.25” PRESENTED BY DIME I YOUR COMMUNITY BANK SINCE 1864 MAR 27 MAR 31 7:00PM 7:30PM PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS TODAY AT ISLANDERS.NHL.COM/OFFER * Use Offer Code “PUCK” to unlock savings. This offer is valid for the purchase of tickets to each of the games identified above, at 50% of the current box office full price. Full ticket pricing (and 50% discounted price) varies by game and is determined by Brooklyn Events Center, LLC in its sole discretion. Must purchase a minimum of two (2) tickets. Eight (8) ticket limit per order. This offer is subject to availability and cannot be combined with any other offer. No cash value. Each ticket purchased pursuant to this offer will have a printed value of 50% off the current box office price. Other restrictions may apply. BUY ONE, GET ONE FOR A * SPECIAL OFFER FOR SELECT NEW YORK ISLANDERS GAMES PRESENTED BY DIME I YOUR COMMUNITY BANK SINCE 1864 MAR 27 MAR 31 7:00PM 7:30PM PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS TODAY AT ISLANDERS.NHL.COM/OFFER * Use Offer Code “PUCK” to unlock savings. This offer is valid for the purchase of tickets to each of the games identified above, at 50% of the current box office full price. Full ticket pricing (and 50% discounted price) varies by game and is determined by Brooklyn Events Center, LLC in its sole discretion. Must purchase a minimum of two (2) tickets. Eight (8) ticket limit per order. This offer is subject to availability and cannot be combined with any other offer. No cash value. Each ticket purchased pursuant to this offer will have a printed value of 50% off the current box office price. Other restrictions may apply. 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