Found September 11, 2012 on Players View: Yardbarker Blogger Network

After holding a workout for and signing former Hawks forward Josh Childress to a one-year deal, the Nets have also revealed that they have a gorgeous new court.

The Herringbone design will certainly look good on TV especially if the Nets can find a way to become a contender.

To read this article and view the picture of the Nets' new court, please click the link below.

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