I've been an international Nets fan for the last ten years or so and just moved to New York this year, which has allowed me to finally watch my team. Anyway, I got front-row tickets to the Nets-Wolves game on February 3rd and was wondering whether it'd be possible to take a picture with or get an autograph from some of the players, coaches, or announcers. Would it be best to arrive at the arena earlier or are they pretty much focused enough during shootaround that they won't make time for fans?

Hi. So I'm a long-time international Nets fan and I've just moved to Manhattan for college a few months ago. Over the last few years, I had been able to watch nearly all Nets games via International League Pass (with the exception of the ones that inexplicably not aired the past couple of seasons). Now that I've changed residence, my understanding is that the American League Pass differs in that it doesn't allow you to stream locally and nationally broadcast games.

My question is, before I make the outrageously-priced investment in League Pass, will I be able to catch the Nets (and Knicks, I guess) on it or would the games' availability on YES and MSG mean they'd be blocked on League Pass? I don't own a television (can't fit one in my dorm) so is there an online alternative, like a (legal?) YES stream?

Thanks in advance.