Check Out The Photo Of Jay-Z Sitting Courtside At The Brooklyn Nets Game

Jay-Z is sitting courtside at the Brooklyn Nets and Charlotte Hornets game on Sunday afternoon in Brooklyn.
Check Out The Photo Of Jay-Z Sitting Courtside At The Brooklyn Nets Game
Check Out The Photo Of Jay-Z Sitting Courtside At The Brooklyn Nets Game /

On Sunday, a familiar face was Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. 

Jay-Z was seen sitting on the floor at the game between the Brooklyn Nets and Charlotte Hornets. 

The photo of the famous rapper at the game can be seen in a tweet that is embedded below from the Twitter account of the Nets. 

He has long been tied to the franchise, because he became a part-owner of the franchise in 2003. 

At the time they were known as the New Jersey Nets and played in East Rutherford, New Jersey. 

The Nets then spent two seasons in Newark, New Jersey, playing at the Prudential Center, before they officially moved to Brooklyn for the 2012-13 season. 

Jay-Z opened up Barclays Center with several concerts. 

He had to sell his share of the Nets in 2013, because he started a sports agency that is known as Roc Nation Sports. 

Content is unavailable

The Nets began the season 1-1 losing to the Milwaukee Bucks and beating the Philadelphia 76ers. 

The game against the Hornets on Sunday is the first home game of their new season. 

Related stories on NBA basketball

  • WOJ SAYS THE NETS HAVE TAKEN CALLS FOR IRVING: Kyrie Irving has yet to play for the Brooklyn Nets this season due to the vaccine mandate and the Nets not allowing him to be a part-time player. ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported on Friday that the Nets have taken calls for Irving. However, he said they have not made any calls themselves. CLICK HERE.
  • CHECK OUT WHAT STEPH SAID AFTER THE WARRIORS BEAT THE CLIPPERS: The Golden State Warriors are off to a hot start to the new season, and Steph Curry has been sensational through the first two games. Check out what he said after he scored 45 points and beat the Los Angeles Clippers. CLICK HERE. 

Published
Ben Stinar
BEN STINAR

Ben Stinar is the NBA reporter for Fastbreak on FanNation.