WHAT The 22-42 New Jersey Nets conclude 35 years of NBA hoops in the Garden State with their final home game, tonight, against the Philadelphia '76ers, the team they infamously traded Julius "Dr. J" Erving to pay off debts when they entered the NBA from the ABA in 1976-77. Star point guard Deron Williams and center Brook Lopez are hurt, they never got Dwight Howard in a trade and the season was a bust, but it's the end of an era in New Jersey professional sports.

WHERE The Prudential Center, Newark 

WHEN 7:30 p.m.

WHY They're moving to the still-under-construction Barclays Center in Brooklyn, which they will call home. Despite their recent run of losing seasons, Jason Kidd, Kenyon Martin and Richard Jefferson led them to back-to-back appearances in the NBA Finals during their best seasons in New Jersey.

DID YOU KNOW? The Nets played their first season, as the New Jersey Americans, during the 1967-68 season, at the Teaneck Armory. The moved the next year to the Commack Arena on Long Island, before moving for a short time to the Island Garden and then to Nassau Coliseum where Julius "Dr. J" Erving, Billy "The Whopper" Paltz and "Super" John Williamson led them to ABA dominance. Eventually, the Nets moved back and played at the Rutgers Athletic Center in Piscataway, at the Brendan Byrne/Continental/Izod Center before moving to the Prudential Center in Newark.

DO YOU CARE? Cast a vote in our poll and leave a comment (but Nets fans, keep those comments clean). There are tickets available, but expect walk-up traffic because tonight's game will feature appearances by some of the Nets' past stars, such as Buck Williams, Albert King, Kenny Anderson, Derrick Coleman and Otis Birdsong.