Just So You Know, The Nets PR Twitter Didn’t Just Start Becoming Weird Last Night

by Marly Faherty | 11:35 pm, February 20th, 2013

As you might have heard, last night, the PR Department for the Brooklyn Nets tweeted this gem:

#Nets now 32-0 when outscoring opponent this season

— Nets PR Dept. (@Nets_PR) February 20, 2013

Yes, that’s right. The Nets are 32-0 in their… 32 wins? After triple-checking that this Twitter handle was indeed not a parody, we here at SportsGrid decided to investigate further into just what is happening with this account. What we found is, well… this:

The #Nets have won five of six games when Joe Johnson makes a field goal with a minute or less remaining and the team trailing by <3

— Nets PR Dept. (@Nets_PR) February 20, 2013

Just two of Joe Johnson’s nine FG’s with under a minute left while trailing by <3 have been assisted (both by Deron Williams)

— Nets PR Dept. (@Nets_PR) February 20, 2013

The “<3"s were the first visual sign that something is off with this Twitter account. Are the Nets trailing by love? Or less than three? Or arrow three? The emo middle-schooler in me is so confused. But not to worry, everyone, because Nets PR has got good news: not only are the Nets undefeated in their wins, they're also undefeated when Brook Lopez's haircut takes the court...

The #Nets are undefeated after Brook Lopez gets a haircut

— Nets PR Dept. (@Nets_PR) February 14, 2013

And hey, if you’ve been unlucky in love lately, might they suggest a marriage proposal at the Barclays Center?

#Barclays Kiss Cam proposals now a perfect 4-4 on the year, #Nets undefeated in such games

— Nets PR Dept. (@Nets_PR) February 6, 2013

Oh, by any chance do you like the Nets but not football? That’s okay, because six times in the history of the world, Super Bowl Sunday worked out well for you anyway:

The #Nets have played on Super Bowl Sunday six times in franchise history

— Nets PR Dept. (@Nets_PR) February 3, 2013

The six years were ’11, ’07, ’81, ’76, ’72 and ’71, twice when the game was in New Orleans (’81 and ’72)

— Nets PR Dept. (@Nets_PR) February 3, 2013

But what about prominent birthdays? How well do the Nets do on those? Well, they’ve got you covered there too, because of course they do. Nets GM Billy King is definitely allowed at the game on his birthday. Mr. Whammy, the jury’s still out on you: