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Deron Williams was shooting some stills with RedBull in Brooklyn Wednesday when a game of "one-on-one" broke out, as he describes it. D-Will posted images of him playing some locals at Tillary Park in downtown Brooklyn on Instagram. SheridanHoops called it the Tweet of the Night.

Two days after giving front page treatment to Jay-Z's role with the Nets, the Times has posted a slideshow of just how Brooklyn is embracing the Nets, making their paraphernalia a fashion statement, their logo part of the borough's imagery. As the Times titles their slideshow, "In Brooklyn, It’s All Nets." In fact, the Nets logo has become so ubiquitous that Imam Shumpert of the Knicks went to extraordinary lengths to obscure it in a photo with a fan.

Anyone here planning on getting to Atlantic Terminal Monday morning to be the first to get season tickets? They're requiring a utility bill to prove you live in Brooklyn in order to take part in this event. Just as soon as I hit the number, I'll be taking part.

The lead article in today's newsletter-email from the BROOKLYN BASED website. Asks the question: "So what does it mean to Brooklyn basketball fans if, in fact, our new home team sucks?" Sigh....

The Nets want to serve authentic Brooklyn food to their fans at games as well as concert goers. Barclays Center officials have sent out a survey to find which borough restaurants and food service businesses can give a little Brooklyn flavor to the arena, writes Erin Durkin in the Daily News.