The Golden State Warriors and the Brooklyn Nets meet twice a regular season, once at each arena. Every club plays all fifteen clubs in the other conference twice, home and away, so this is the least often the league schedules any pairing — and it is the only kind of meeting the Warriors and the Nets get outside the NBA Finals.

Are the Warriors and Nets in the same division?

No, and not the same conference either. The Golden State Warriors are a Western Conference club in the Pacific Division; the Brooklyn Nets are a Eastern Conference club in the Atlantic. That makes every meeting between them an inter-conference game.

What is at stake when the Warriors play the Nets?

For the Warriors and the Nets, the overall record and only that. An inter-conference game touches neither club’s division record nor its conference record — but the overall record is what the standings in each conference are ordered by in the first place, so these two games count for seeding exactly as much as any other.

Can the Warriors and Nets meet in the playoffs?

Only in the NBA Finals. The Warriors are in the Western Conference and the Nets in the Eastern Conference, and the playoffs are run inside each conference until the final round — so these two cannot be drawn against each other before it.

Where can I follow the Warriors and Nets for the rest of the season?

Every Warriors and Nets game Kalshi lists has its own market page, with the moneyline, the spread, the total and the player props built on that fixture. The NBA market index carries the rest of the league, and the matchup index carries every other pairing the Golden State Warriors and the Brooklyn Nets are in.