New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said good riddance to the Nets who move to New York next season.
“My message to them is, goodbye,” Christie said. "You don't want to stay, we don't want you.”
The Nets have played the last two years at the Prudential Center Arena — the high-tech home built by the city of Newark and the NHL's New Jersey Devils in 2007.
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