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$15 Nets Tickets Are One Way To Forget About Sandy
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Garth Johnston
Published Nov 5, 2012
Modified Nov 5, 2012
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One nice way to get your mind off of Hurricane Sandy? By getting the bejesus scared out of you by the Brooklyn Nets' new mascot in their beautiful new arena. All for the low-low cost of $15!
The Brooklyn Knight is right out of our nightmares (Facebook).
Yup, in the end those super-pricey season opener tickets were all for nothing because of Sandy and today there are a bunch of $15 tickets available to those who want to see the city's newest sports team. All you need to do is click over here and use the code "NETS" and up to four tickets to tonight's game against the Timberwolves will be waiting for you. Just don't plan on taking the G train to get to the game.
Still, this is a nice affordable way to check out the Barclays center and the Nets creepy/crazy Brooklyn Knight without paying an arm and a leg. Just don't freak out when the Knight comes down from the Barclays rafters. Meanwhile? Don't worry, the Brooklyn Knight is definitely not the same as Las Vegas actress Brooklyn Night, star of such movies as Black in the Crack 4 and 10 Man Cum Slam 23. Which is good—we were already worried enough about the Brooklyn Nets Kids Dance Team!
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